Samsung and Android hard to break up: Tizen system is too disappointing

December 29 News, according to foreign media reports, for Samsung, this year is a difficult year, but next year will not show a significant improvement. Samsung is at an unusual inflection point as it faces an increasingly fierce competition from other Android handset makers this year. It can keep selling high-end Android handsets at high prices, allowing cheap handset makers to continue to nibble on their market share; it can also start to innovate in software and services and find new ways to compete differently from rivals. Samsung has developed a plan to adopt the latter strategy, but it is not going well. Reuters reported last week about the Tizen operating system, Samsung is scheduled to sell at least one Tizen mobile phone this year, but now it appears that the plan is frustrated. There are rumors that Samsung will soon launch a Tizen mobile phone in India, but not Samsung confirmed. The Tizen project is a way for Samsung to go Android. Hardware manufacturers can use Android for free, but Android has a variety of Google services, such as Gmail, Google Maps and Google Play app store. That means there is little difference between Samsung mobile phones and those produced by companies such as Millet. The performance of the millet handset is comparable to that of the Samsung handset, but the price is only about half of the latter. This is why millet can become China's largest smartphone manufacturer. Companies such as Millet, which prompted customers to buy cheap handsets rather than Samsung, have been affected by Samsung's profits this year. At present, Millet is the world's fourth-largest intelligent expert machine manufacturers, is rapidly approaching Huawei, Samsung and Apple. One big challenge for Samsung next year is to prove that its Galaxy phones are worth the money. The Galaxy series phones are usually highly profitable. Tizen is a potential answer to the problem facing Samsung. Tests show that Tizen is very similar in appearance and functionality to Android. But unlike Android, Tizen lacks the powerful ecosystem of apps and services Google can offer, which undoubtedly increases the difficulty of persuading customers to buy Tizen rather than Android handsets. It is the Android phone's powerful eco-chain that kills the BlackBerry and causes Windows Phone sales to stall. Customers do not buy mobile phones that do not have a large number of excellent applications and services. Samsung has tried to develop services for its Android phone, but none of the services have been truly successful. Samsung's milk Music function is similar to Pandora's, but not as good as the latter, and Samsung will soon close its mobile messaging application Chaton. The Tizen project has not completely died out, and next year emerging markets will have a variety of low-end Tizen handsets listed for sale. Most Samsung smart watches also run Tizen. Although the sales of each of Samsung's smart watches are not big, it is expected to launch more smart watches next year. Tizen may eventually occupy the field of smart home equipment, such as lighting switches and washingClothes machine. The Internet of Things is one of Samsung's big bets for the future. Samsung's recent reality is that profits declined 60% in the last quarter. Samsung's quarterly results may be slightly better for the Christmas shopping season, but the big screen iphone 6 and the iphone 6 Plus release have been detrimental to Samsung's turnaround performance. Despite the rapid growth in Samsung over the past 3 years, smaller Android handset makers have been catching up and tackling the problem of price challenges for Samsung. iphone sales are still good because from hardware, software to services, the iphone offers a unique experience for users. Samsung phones look similar to other plastic Android phones and have no significant software features. There is little difference between Android phones produced by different manufacturers. Tizen is a potential saviour of Samsung, but it is not progressing well at the moment.