Tizen2.0 System releases orange second half push Tizen mobile phone

    All mobile operating systems are taking a backseat to this year's Mobile World Congress (MWC), from Firefox's operating system to Ubuntu and Jolla's sailfish, pouring into the vacancy market left by Google's Android operating system. As we all know, Google MWC this year to maintain a low-key attitude. It is now the Tizen operating system, and at a press conference in Barcelona tonight, the Tizen operating system, which Samsung supports, has officially released the Tyzzer 2.0 operating system, which, according to Engadget, also featured a developer mobile phone running a 2.0-platform version that night.       New Tizen Open source mobile operating system is a Linux based operating system developed by Intel and Samsung, combining Maemo, Moblin, and Meego system features to compete with the Android operating system, can help mobile device manufacturers free themselves from the current fierce patent battles. The      Conference also announced that operator France Orange has signed a contract to sell Tizen2.0 handsets this year. Orange Telecom is not the first operator to have this operation, as early as last year, Japanese operator DoCoMo also made a 2013 release Tizen smartphone commitments.      According to IDC analyst Francisco Jeronimo said that the first Tizen equipment will be in August or September in France Orange Telecom and Samsung Channel debut, the next market will be in 2014 head-on. Francisco Jeronimo also attended Tizen's press conference.      According to CNET, in hardware, Tizen devices will come from Samsung and Huawei, and Huawei will join the Tizen operating system.      Samsung last month confirmed it will launch Tizen equipment with Intel this year.      According to Twitter news from the press conference, Jeronimo says Orange has 10 engineers working on customizing Tizen equipment. With Telefónica beginning to work closely with Mozilla and play an active role in developing Firefox's operating system, Orange's interest in Tizen is a similar approach, jumping out of Android to play a diverse role. Eventually Orange will join the Tizen, customizing a brand-name Android drive device, just like the orange San Diego phone.      A spokesperson from Orange Telecom has just confirmed the release of Tizen equipment this yearIntent, he said: "We are planning to introduce the device in the third quarter of this year, but no details are available." "     The company currently on the board of the Taj Association includes: Fujitsu, Huawei, Intel, Kt, ZTE, Docomo, Orange, Panasonic, Samsung, SK Telecom, Sprint, Vodafone."