 Hey, this is Dan Seifer with The Verge, and right now we're checking out the Samsung Video Discovery app, which is a new app that's coming preloaded on the Galaxy Note 8.0. Video Discovery lets you look up various video content, whether it's on TV or recorded movies and TV shows, and you can watch them on your tablet, or you can even watch them on your TV that's paired with the app over Wi-Fi. So you can tap into a TV show that's currently airing, and you can push it to your TV if you want. And also, Video Discovery lets you order movies and TV shows right from the app itself. You can watch them now, you can purchase them through Samsung's Media Hub, or you can sign up for Netflix and access it through there as well. The other thing that you can do with this app is you can act as a remote control for your TV using the Note 8's IR blaster, so you can control volume and channel quickly, and you can also control your set-top box or your DVR using the remote once it's paired. You can also access a guide of what's on TV, so you can scroll through your various channels and view the current programming, and then you can select it and push it to your TV directly from there. Samsung says this will be available in both the US and Europe later this year once the Note 8.0 launches.
 Hey, this is Dan Seifer with The Verge, and right now we're checking out the Samsung Video
 Discovery app, which is a new app that's coming preloaded on the Galaxy Note 8.0.
 Video Discovery lets you look up various video content, whether it's on TV or recorded movies
 and TV shows, and you can watch them on your tablet, or you can even watch them on your
 TV that's paired with the app over Wi-Fi.
 So you can tap into a TV show that's currently airing, and you can push it to your TV if
 you want.
 And also, Video Discovery lets you order movies and TV shows right from the app itself.
 You can watch them now, you can purchase them through Samsung's Media Hub, or you can sign
 up for Netflix and access it through there as well.
 The other thing that you can do with this app is you can act as a remote control for
 your TV using the Note 8's IR blaster, so you can control volume and channel quickly,
 and you can also control your set-top box or your DVR using the remote once it's paired.
 You can also access a guide of what's on TV, so you can scroll through your various channels
 and view the current programming, and then you can select it and push it to your TV directly
 from there.
 Samsung says this will be available in both the US and Europe later this year once the
 Note 8.0 launches.