Samsung on Thursday propelled the Galaxy S7 Edge Olympic Games Limited Edition in front of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
The organization says that with the new restricted version cell phone, fans and buyers can celebrate the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. It will be accessible beginning July 18 in select nations including Brazil, China, Germany, Korea, and the US. The South Korean organization is the overall Olympic accomplice in the remote interchanges hardware class.
Samsung, in a joint effort with the International Olympic Committee (IOC), will likewise convey 12,500 Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Olympic Games Limited Edition and Gear IconX, which highlights in-ear heart rate screen and standalone music player, to all Rio 2016 Olympians.
The new constrained release gadget conveys the custom colourway design including the five authority shades of the Olympic Rings. Samsung has coordinated the shades of the Olympic Rings unmistakably in the cell phone's client interface like the home and bolt screen and in addition the message, dial, contact screens, and warning bar. The cell phone will likewise accompany Rio 2016 Olympic Games themed wallpapers.
Reporting the restricted version, Younghee Lee, Executive Vice President of Global Marketing, Mobile Communications Business at Samsung Electronics, said, "Games are about an individual's persevering adventure of testing lack of concern, and the Olympic Games are a definitive worldwide festival of the advancement and accomplishment of competitors, nations and their fans meeting up to join the world'. Samsung respects the soul of Olympians and fans over the globe who ceaselessly push limits to improve things."
Samsung furthermore will set up Galaxy Studios crosswise over Rio. The organization affirmed it will have a few studios all through Rio, Sao Paulo, and neighborhood urban communities in Brazil. Samsung as a team with the Rio 2016 Organizing Committee likewise dispatched the authority application of Rio 2016 called "The Rio 2016 App", which will give competitors, fans and purchasers with redesigns on all Olympic related news.
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