Ahead of its first Unpacked event in Nigeria next week,
Samsung is planning to give bloggers and developers in Nigeria a sneak
peek into its latest flagship device — the Galaxy S5 — which was
launched at the Mobile World Congress in February.
According to the company, the meetup “will be an intimate session with industry heavyweights in the Blogger and Developer Space where we get to preview the Samsung Galaxy S5.”
Participants at the meetup would get an opportunity to try out some features of the GALAXY S5 such as water and dust resistance, heart rate sensor, fingerprint, camera and more. They would also be able to ask Samsung Mobile staff any questions and also air their thoughts on the GALAXY S5’s range of products.
The company would also be deploying the first local Mobile Content and Services (MCS) Ecosystem Plan, which it says is a unique offering of GALAXY GIFTS on Nigerian mobile applications.
This would be the first time that Samsung would be introducing its content gifts offering to Nigeria, allowing users gain access to apps with free, long-term subscriptions and premium services on the Galaxy S5.
It is uncertain what kind of apps are bundled in this offering, but Samsung says it would be sharing the details at the meetup. The event will hold at the Co-Creation Hub in Yaba on Wednesday, April 9 at 3 p.m.
According to the company, the meetup “will be an intimate session with industry heavyweights in the Blogger and Developer Space where we get to preview the Samsung Galaxy S5.”
Participants at the meetup would get an opportunity to try out some features of the GALAXY S5 such as water and dust resistance, heart rate sensor, fingerprint, camera and more. They would also be able to ask Samsung Mobile staff any questions and also air their thoughts on the GALAXY S5’s range of products.
The company would also be deploying the first local Mobile Content and Services (MCS) Ecosystem Plan, which it says is a unique offering of GALAXY GIFTS on Nigerian mobile applications.
This would be the first time that Samsung would be introducing its content gifts offering to Nigeria, allowing users gain access to apps with free, long-term subscriptions and premium services on the Galaxy S5.
It is uncertain what kind of apps are bundled in this offering, but Samsung says it would be sharing the details at the meetup. The event will hold at the Co-Creation Hub in Yaba on Wednesday, April 9 at 3 p.m.
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