According to the WalkingCat, the Samsung SmartThings application has been launched in the Microsoft Store, and users can view the application in the Microsoft Store.
According to the application description, SmartThings allows users to monitor and control smart devices from the computer, including turning on lights, locating missing devices, and so on. But unfortunately, although the application is already on the Microsoft Store, it is not yet available for download, but it shouldn’t belong.
Earlier this month, Samsung plans to put its SmartThings application on the Microsoft Store. Similar to the Alexa app, the SmartThings app allows users to control smart homes from a PC, including non-Samsung devices.
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The launch of the SmartThings application will be a useful supplement to the Windows platform because the platform lacks dedicated applications for smart hardware from actual device manufacturers.
It is worth mentioning that the Samsung Messaging app and Samsung Free newsfeed app have been put on the Microsoft Store, and the highly anticipated Samsung Quick Sharing app will also be put on the shelves.
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