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Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd launched today the Galaxy S22 Treasure Hunt campaign, aimed at providing Galaxy fans with a unique experience in the metaverse, following the recent launch of the flagship Galaxy S22 Series smartphones.
Set to run from April 13 to 24, the Galaxy S22 Treasure Hunt campaign comprises a treasure hunt, as well as a user-generated content event exclusive to selected markets in Southeast Asia. Stand a chance to win the Galaxy S22, S22+ or S22 Ultra and receive a Samsung Online Store e-voucher worth PHP 2,500 on top of limited edition in-app items. The campaign is hosted on the My House platform, a collaboration between Samsung and Naver Z’s ZEPETO – the largest metaverse platform in Asia, with more than 300 million users worldwide.
“At Samsung, we aim to create innovations that can be customized to suit a wide range of tastes. With the Galaxy S22 Treasure Hunt campaign, we want to engage the large community of Gen Z and millennial users in our region, who are exploring personalized experiences in the metaverse. My House, which saw over 4 million visitors in its first month, offers new ways for users to design their dream homes and experience the Galaxy S22 Series and other Samsung products in a virtual environment,” said Olivier Bockenmeyer, Regional Corporate Marketing Head, Southeast Asia and Oceania at Samsung Electronics.
First revealed at CES 2022, the My House world map allows users to decorate their very own homes in the metaverse with Samsung products. They can select, customize, and experience over 18 Samsung products in their virtual space, from the Freestyle, Neo QLED and lifestyle TVs like The Frame, to the Bespoke Refrigerator, Bespoke Jet, Air Dresser, and more. The SmartThings Mode experience can be activated via the Galaxy Z Flip, where users can enjoy a home party or games in their My House living room. Targeted at Gen Z and millennials who actively seek new avenues of self-expression, the platform builds on Samsung’s efforts to empower users with customized experiences.
"Through the Galaxy S22 Treasure Hunt and user-generated content events, we want to engage more Gen Z and millennial users to spark their imagination and creativity. We hope to be an important part of their ongoing journey in exploring their individuality, and in developing their lifestyle preferences,” added Bockenmeyer.
Treasure Hunt Event
From April 13, users can participate in a Treasure Hunt event at Jeromy’s House in the My House map. Users must find 8 treasure boxes that contain Galaxy S22 Ultra and earn a limited edition in-app jumpsuit, plus a Samsung Online Store e-voucher worth PHP 2,500. The treasure boxes will only appear every 15 minutes, for a limited time. Users can also receive an exclusive in-app Galaxy S22 effect item each time they find a gift box.
Exclusive User-Generated Content Contest for Southeast Asia
To enter the region-exclusive user-generated content event, participants can create a video of their Galaxy S22 treasure hunt experience with their avatar, then upload the video on their Zepeto feed with the hashtags #Samsung #GalaxyS22 #TreasureHunt. Participants may also upload their entry on Facebook or Instagram, use the Galaxy S22 Ultra Nightography booth and other Galaxy S22 in-app items to increase their chances of winning.
To qualify for the contest, participants must go to http://spr.ly/GalaxyS22-Zepeto and register to submit their official entry.
Entries will be judged on creativity and product integration. Creators of the top three entries will stand to win a Galaxy S22, S22+ or S22 Ultra.
For more information on the Galaxy S22 Treasure Hunt S22 campaign, please visit www.samsung.com/ph. Download the ZEPETO app from the Google Play Store.
Celebrate with Samsung in the Metaverse with the Galaxy S22 Treasure Hunt
Today I edited something on the FLIPSHARE Software that came with my Flip Video Recorder. It is performing quite well and doesn't hog that much resources on my computer. I plan to have this together with the Windows Movie Maker software on my computer when editing videos. The Flipshare software has some small problems particularly branding the video itself, the start and end credit function on it is too big and you cannot put that much content on it aside from that default text. The flip logo at the end was good though and you can choose to and not to use it. I have the option to add audio to it but since youtube and facebook detects problems with audio properties, they ask you to either remove it or replace it with whatever they have on stock. Without taking credit on the audio that is just one big drawback!
I want to do video editing professionally and will try to do it on this one first. Let's see what this would perform once I get to see events on it too. Low light performed okay but it is not like infrared that can see in the dark. It is pretty much just like the naked eye and for that, it seems okay.
