Huawei to develop new smartphone with Tizen system

It is reported that Huawei has joined the Tizen Association and said it plans to use the system to develop mobile phones. http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/2527.html ">tizen mobile OS is also open source and Linux based, with HTML 5 Web application interface." Also, the Tizen system Beta source code has been released.

In addition, Huawei has joined the Tizen Council, with other members including Intel, NEC, Casio, Como (NTT DoCoMo), the UK and France's largest mobile operator Orange, Panasonic, Samsung, South Korea SK EADS, Telefónica (Telefonica) and Vodafone (Vodafone).

The Tizen Association also publishes open source Tizen Beta and its Windows version Tizen application development tools.

"We will work to strengthen and upgrade the Tizen system and its development environment, and the final version is scheduled for release in the second quarter of 2012," the Tizen Association said at the Barcelona Global Action Communications Conference (MWC). ”

The Tizen operating system combines the Linux Foundation with the high-end Web application interface and integrates the Meego operating system. Meego is a Linux-based platform launched by Nokia and Intel that only has a mobile operating system that ended in failure.

Tizen also said that the Tizen system is easy to attract application developers, otherwise the developers will be spending energy to develop the current most popular iOS and Android systems. Tizen said: "The Tizen Software Development Kit (SDK) and the Application Interface (API) enable developers to use HTML5 and web-related technology to write programs that support smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, car entertainment devices and netbooks and many other devices. ”

A spokesman for Huawei said in a statement that although Huawei joined the Tizen, Tizen is not the only operating system of Huawei. "We will continue to work closely with consumers and partners to bring truly innovative mobile products to market consumers," he said. The new Tizen ecosystem exactly complements our current focus areas. ”