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Samsung to Pour Milk Video Down the Drain Nov. 20

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Sep 28, 2015, 2:01 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Samsung today indicated via the Google Play Store that it will discontinue its Milk Video app and service for Android smartphones. "While we remain committed to providing premium entertainment services, we have decided to end support for the Samsung Milk Video app as of November 20, 2015," said Samsung. The app debuted about a year ago and offered video content from select providers. People who've installed the app will not be able to use it to watch videos after Nov. 20. Samsung did not provide a reason for canceling the app. Milk Video was no preloaded on some of Samsung's most recent handsets, such as the Galaxy Note 5 or Galaxy S6 Edge+. Samsung's Milk Music application is still available to Android devices.

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