Days after Samsung introduced a Tizen OS-based smartphone, a UK-based analyst declared the operating system a non-starter, despite its backing by a consortium of heavyweights including Intel, Samsung ...

Samsung has been one of the top global brands when it comes to smartwatches and smartwatch sales. They’ve also been one of the first to make these devices since their inception. Tizen OS was the ...

Tizen is an operating system developed and maintained by South Korean tech giant Samsung. While Tizen has previously been used on Samsung smartphones and smartwatches, the OS is primarily used on the ...

Samsung’s devices haven’t used the Tizen operating system since before the Galaxy Watch 4, when the company switched to using Wear OS for it’s flagship werables. Tizen OS is now on track to lose full ...

Samsung is about to sunset Galaxy Store support for its Tizen smartwatch OS. The affected devices include Galaxy Watches released before the Galaxy Watch 4 (August 2021) – the Galaxy Watch Active, ...

Tizen smartwatch OS-based users, bad news from Samsung as it is dawning on your access to the Galaxy Store. In the coming months and years, downloads, updates, and more will no longer be available.

In a strategic move to maintain its dominance in the smart TV market, Samsung has announced that it will provide seven years of Tizen operating system updates for its newer AI-powered televisions.

Stanley is a Smart TV author at Android Police with over 10 years experience in testing and writing about different tech gadgets. He has been reviewing TVs since the days of CRT, rear-projection and ...

A new version of Samsung’s Tizen OS, version 4.0, is now under development for mobile devices, wearables and smart gadgets and is due for release in September. Tizen is mainly used in Samsung products ...

Mobile operators are passionate about the Tizen OS, but it appears there’s a lot of work to do before the smartphones running it will go on sale later this year. Following the launch of Firefox OS on ...

Samsung is indisputably the most successful maker of Android devices, even with the trouble last year with the Note 7 battery fires. Android is doing fine right now -- better than fine, actually. If ...