Back in February news surrounded the web that Samsung is planning to launch its “S-Cloud” service, an answer to Apple’s iCloud – the South Korean electronics giant may launch the service by August but on the whole it won’t be ready to rollout the service soon. Just now, Maeli Business claims that all will be unveiled next month. Citing a leaked “Samsung Electronics SW Consolidation Plan,” the site claims Samsung will introduce the S-Cloud service at its press event in London on May 3rd. Although there’s little detail on the features of S-Cloud, Maeli Business says it’s similar to iCloud but without any limitations on the type of content you can upload. It is also expected to ship with access to popular TV shows, movies, and music with free and paid content that will be available across a range of Samsung devices. Maeli Business claims that Samsung has partnered with Microsoft to ensure S-Cloud is available globally.
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