Samsung has some projects that are hard to understand, among them the sheer number of native apps that smartphone users just use to test and then forget.
Currently the operating system of choice for Samsung smartphones is Android, hailed as a free and free operating system. We should know that nothing is free, even more so when we talk about an Operating System that made tremendous success. Samsung has 1 billion of reasons to understand this statement.
When it comes to launching a low-cost smartphone, companies try to make cuts in all possible areas, so much so that Samsung has decided to move forward with an operating system dedicated to this segment of low-cost smartphones. It was announced some time ago the operating system Tizen, the responsibility of the South Korean company.
After a while without news, information circulates that Samsung's Tizen operating system may be presented in December, taking advantage of the launch of the Tizen Z1, a low-cost smartphone that will first target the Indian market, which has been disputed by big companies.
There are still not many details about this low-cost smartphone, but everything indicates that Samsung will not stop there, and if it works, we will be able to see Tizen in the next high-end smartphones of the company. Remember that Samsung wants Tizen, like Android, to be the official Operating System for other devices, such as smart TVs (which have a version ready for launch in 2015)
Will Tizen be the new Android?
[Source]: The Next Web
