SAMSUNGSamsung Wants More Developers To Make Tizen Apps
So what if Samsung hasn't made rapid strides in its mission to thwart Android from gaining more mobile supremacy with Tizen? There's always a next time right? And in order to keep their hopes up the Korean major has decided to open up things beyond India and other emerging markets in order to garner wider developer traction, despite the fact that these devices aren't available in these markets.
Samsung realised its misgivings about the Tizen Z1 (barely any reviews in the country) as soon as the product was announced. But surely they are looking to make things a lot better the second time and in anticipation of that the availability of Tizen apps across the world implies better experience on these devices in the coming times.
Having said that Tizen is not only available with the Z1 smartphone right as multiple Galaxy Gear and Gear S wearable devices are running on the same power. In addition to that Smart TVs are very much reliant on Tizen operating system as well.
If Samsung wants any piece of Android's market then future iterations of Tizen need to get upgraded at an ultra-sonic pace as merely updating versions isn't going work in their favour. It's a big ask but never say impossible to nothing.
Samsung realised its misgivings about the Tizen Z1 (barely any reviews in the country) as soon as the product was announced. But surely they are looking to make things a lot better the second time and in anticipation of that the availability of Tizen apps across the world implies better experience on these devices in the coming times.
Having said that Tizen is not only available with the Z1 smartphone right as multiple Galaxy Gear and Gear S wearable devices are running on the same power. In addition to that Smart TVs are very much reliant on Tizen operating system as well.
If Samsung wants any piece of Android's market then future iterations of Tizen need to get upgraded at an ultra-sonic pace as merely updating versions isn't going work in their favour. It's a big ask but never say impossible to nothing.
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