Samsung Ceo:tizen prospects are the future of the company

Samsung Ceo:tizen Bright Prospects are the company's future NetEase technology news August 7, according to foreign media reports, Samsung Joint chief executive J.K. In an interview with CNET this week, Shin said it was optimistic about the prospects for the Tizen operating system and stressed that it was not just a "simple Android alternative". J.K believes Tizen will be able to provide Samsung with a unified experience across the platform, including smartphones, personal computers, digital cameras and even the electronics industry, such as automobiles, biotechnology or banking systems. The prototype equipment running the Tizen system was first exhibited at the Global Mobile conference held in February this year. The operating system was considered an alternative to Apple iOS and Google Android. At this stage, Samsung flag ship smartphone products are still full use of Google's Android operating system. However, Samsung has installed a custom application service layer on all of its Android smartphones that runs on top of the system. This makes Samsung's products different from other Android handsets on the market. Some users also believe that Samsung's additional installed application layer affects the system's operation, so it chooses to restore Android to its original state. This phenomenon has made Google interested in producing the Nexus series of its own brand. All of the devices in this series will have "original" Android systems that do not contain any unwanted themes, backgrounds, or applications. Not so long ago, Google said that all smartphones produced by its Motorola mobile would follow this example, using only Android systems that do not have any software pre-installed. Google's actions in the hardware market are also becoming more active today. The company unveiled its new smartphone moto X last week, the first flagship product released after Motorola Mobile was acquired. Google is beginning to violate Samsung's lucrative hardware business, which will force the latter to seek to reduce reliance on Android and enable mobile operating systems to gain more control over Tizen. At the Galaxy S4 Smartphone conference this year, Samsung never mentioned the name of its partner "Google", and the company simply mentioned "Android" at the time of the quote. Samsung is now the world's largest maker of Android devices and the only one that has benefited from all Android smartphone makers. The Tizen operating system is one of the Linux Foundation's projects, and is the responsibility of the technical guidance team set up by Samsung and Intel. The system can support arm and x86 two kinds of processor architectures, mainly for smartphones, tablets, vehicle navigation systems, TV set-top boxes and other devices. (Lu Xin)