Samsung's Brand New Network Storage Feature! - One UI 2.1 (Build Your Own Cloud)

Samsung introduces a new feature called network storage in the My Files app, allowing users to manage various file types like videos, music, and photos. This system enables access to files stored on internal storage, SD cards, clouds, and now through network-attached storage (NAS). Ideal for businesses or office environments, it centralizes file management by storing all documents in one location.

A personal cloud storage solution can be set up at home, like a 4 terabyte Western Digital device. This allows for easy access and backup of files from anywhere within the Wi-Fi range or through direct connection to a computer. Users can organize their data into folders such as documents, music, and videos accessible via mobile devices. To start using it on smartphones like the Galaxy Note 10, users need to download an app that facilitates network storage access.

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Effortless Accessing of Network Storage To add network storage, open the files app and select the SMB option. Ensure you are connected to the correct Wi-Fi for it to detect available network storage like My Cloud or your laptop. After logging in with your username and password, you'll have access to shared documents across devices.

Seamless File Management Across Devices Files can be easily transferred between internal storage and network folders by copying them directly into designated sections. The synchronization feature allows quick updates across all devices on the same network, making it a convenient solution similar to having personal cloud access for multiple users within range.