Samsung Galaxy Gear2 smart watch with Tizen system

Biography of Samsung Galaxy Gear2 smart watch using Tizen system Sina Science and technology Beijing time February 19 morning news, according to the US it web site CNET reported that the latest generation of Samsung Galaxy Gear smart watches will not use the previous Android system, Instead, it will adopt the Tizen operating system developed by Samsung. People close to the situation said Samsung would launch the device at next week's Barcelona Mobile World Congress (MWC). The company also plans to launch a smartphone using the Tizen system on MWC, which will also launch several other products using the platform in the first half of the year. But Samsung's plans are still likely to change. Galaxy S5 will be the focus of the industry in the next Monday. Wearable devices such as the company's developing fitness bracelet are also expected to be released in MWC or in the coming months. Samsung declined to comment. Samsung, which accounted for about one-third of global smartphone sales last year, is now trying to develop its own software and services. Samsung has repeatedly acknowledged that its focus on the hardware business has been unable to support the company's development, so it needs software and services to withstand the impact of the outside world. Tizen is an important element of the plan. The company has been developing the Open-source operating system in recent months, and Samsung sees Tizen as a major Android candidate, hoping to reduce its reliance on Google. However, the development of the system has suffered some setbacks, for example, the Japanese mobile operator NTT DoCoMo has abandoned the Tizen mobile phone release plan. Samsung initially planned to launch a high-end Tizen mobile phone in September 2013, but postponed to the quarter. By November last year, the company announced the launch of the Tizen smartphone in February. The company has recently been silent on the plans, and it has become the focus of the industry as to whether Samsung will move ahead with the plan or forge closer links with Google and Android. Industry insiders believe that for Samsung, the introduction of Tizen smart phones is wise. This will help users familiarize themselves with Tizen and make Samsung better able to control the software. The lack of Tizen is easily noticed on smartphones, but it may not be highlighted on smart watches. (PEI)