Located in the Samsung App Store, the Samsung SideSync app lets users control the screen on their Samsung smartphone from a Samsung PC and vice versa. The app's documentation mentions some of the phones it works with, and one of the devices is the Samsung Galaxy Note III. No, this is not earth shattering since we expect the next iteration of Samsung's phablet line to be introduced on September 4th.
While we do have an idea as to when the Samsung Galaxy Note III will be unveiled, we have no idea when Sammy's next phablet will be launched. With the inclusion of the device in the documentation for the SideSync app, it could be a sign that the device will get released not too long after being introduced.
Based on what is written, it seems that the Samsung SideSync app will be pre-installed on the Samsung Galaxy Note III.
Documentation for Samsung SideSync mentions the Samsung Galaxy Note III
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