 Hi, this is Nathan with The Verge. We're at Samsung's booth at CES taking a look at their All Share Play technology which streams media from phones to TVs and computers. You don't have to be on the same network, so let's get in here and we can take a quick look at this. So if you click the All Share Play app, it opens up and it shows you devices you've registered. There's the phone itself, but we've also got a notebook registered here. And these devices aren't on the same network, so you're pulling things from different locations by clicking on the notebook. It'll bring up all the media. We've got pictures, music, film, and so forth. You can tap film to look at the movies here. And I'm pulling things again from a computer that's not on this network. If I want to watch one of these movies and stream it to another TV, there's a TV here hooked up to the same Wi-Fi network as a note. So I can check the movie, hit this play button here, it'll start buffering, and in a moment it should come up. So actually it shows me, I can select which device, I'll have it go to this TV. The note and the TV are on the same network, but not the computer. And now it's playing on the TV. So again, these are hooked up to the same Wi-Fi network, but it's pulling from a computer in a totally different location. We also have one more feature we'd like to show. You can bounce web pages off to these TVs as well. So there's a web browser, and if you click this here, it'll send it out again to the same TV we were just looking at on the same network. And you can actually use the touchpad to move the cursor around. So if you want to tap around Google, that's how you do it. So that's AllShare Play with Samsung at CES.