The app walks kids through the creative process with a plot/story arc template and concisely explains the fundamentals of storytelling (setup, conflict, challenge, climax, and resolution). The app allows kids to choose the characters and setting for each scene and animate their characters by simply shuffling them around with their fingertips as they naturally would when playing with, say, paper dolls. Toontastic 3D provides a stunningly easy way by how it makes the complicated process of creating an animated short movie so simple. It's visually appealing, has great in-app support and sharing features, and relies on self-created animation and narration to tell stories. Android 9 or above is required, and it supports English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Traditional Chinese.Toontastic 3D is a powerful and engaging tool for digital storytelling and provides kids with a set of digital tools to create their own cartoons. The app is already listed on the Galaxy Store as Clip Studio Paint for Galaxy.
This is a painting and drawing app that's subscription-based, where first-time users on Galaxy devices will get six months of free access to the EX version of the app (ideal for general artwork, animation, and manga). Of course, why announce one tablet-ready app when you can announce two, and so Samsung has also confirmed an exclusive partnership with Clip Studio Paint.
Android 11 or later will be required to run the Android app, and it will support Chinese Simplified, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, and US English languages. Samsung is cooperating with the developer of LumaFusion to optimize the video editor for Samsung devices, tying into the new and improved S Pen that uses a prediction algorithm for ultra-low latency as well as the Tab S8 Ultra's new 4K recording capabilities.Ī Chrome OS version of LumaFusion is also expected to launch at some point, though release dates for Android and Chrome OS are dependent on the developer's readiness. But today, we have confirmation that the popular iOS video editor will wind up on the Galaxy Store in the first half of 2022. It would seem it's been known that the developer of LumaFusion has been working on an Android port for some time, especially since the beta was announced last October.
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