Samsung has announced that its next developer conference will kick off on October 26, 2021. The company will reveal its software platform and ecosystem-related strategies at Samsung Developer Conference 2021. The event will be held fully virtually, but the South Korean firm stated that it will still bring developers and creators to “shape the future of consumer experiences.”
The event will start at 10 AM Pacific Time and its live broadcast can be viewed on Samsung Newsroom and the SDC website.
The company plans to share updates related to its software, services, and platforms, which will enable smart devices with seamless connectivity. Attendees and developers can get a first-hand experience of the company's upcoming technologies to discover opportunities and enable rich experiences for millions of consumers who use Samsung's products and services.
DJ Koh will open SDC21 with a keynote and talk about Samsung's strategy. The annual conference's highlight sessions will consist of three groups: Platforms Designed For Connected Experiences, Innovating Mobile Experience Across Samsung Galaxy Ecosystem, and The Evolution of Tizen and Innovative Screen Experiences.
During its first highlight session, the company will talk about Bixby and SmartThings. The second session will give us a look at One UI 4's innovations and the design process for foldable devices. Developers can optimize their apps, games, and services for foldable smartphones and tablets. The third session will talk about Samsung TVs and Tizen 6.5.
There will be additional sessions where developers can talk to Samsung's top experts for insights. Samsung will also the winners of 2021 Best of Galaxy Store Awards during SDC21. Winners will be chosen on the bases of excellence in design, innovation, quality, and performance. Developers and even users can collect badges to stand a chance to win a Galaxy Z Flip 3.
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