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Samsung+ users now have access to live support, personalized offers and much more

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Last updated: March 31st, 2016 at 17:41 UTC+02:00

Samsung has just updated its official Samsung+ companion application in the Play Store. This upgrade give users access to live support, tips/tricks and on-demand answers, which is particularly useful for those who have just switched to a Galaxy-branded device and are finding it a tad difficult to get used to.

The update also brings a plethora of exclusive content and rewards to Samsung+ adoptees. Users will now be able to view personalized offers, discounts on Samsung products and even complimentary ticket giveaways for big events, such as musical performances and movie premieres, from within the app.

To install the update on your smartphone or tablet, open up the Play Store, toggle the hamburger menu by swiping in from the left-hand side of your display, select ‘My Apps’, click on ’Samsung+’, then tap the ‘Update’ button. Alternatively, you can toggle its installation using your computer it by hitting the source link below.

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