Tizen 2.4 Beta SDK has been released to developers

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If you're a developer looking to make apps for Tizen-based devices, then you should know that an SDK for the mobile pre-release of the Tizen 2.4 beta has been released officially.

Tizen 2.4 comes with many new features including the Application Background Policy which restricts CPU resources for background application processes. A really impressive addition in the new Tizen 2.4 SDK is the fact that it adds over 3,000 new APIs for input methods, event systems, voice control and more. Here's the full changelog:

New Features

Application Background Policy to restrict CPU resources for background application processes
Tizen Expansion Package (TEP) support for effective installation of applications
Maps Service to supports Geocode, Place Discovery and Route Calculation
Sync Manager to schedule server access time for applications to synchronize data between server and device
Service Adaptor (for Cloud Storage) to access remote storage as a local device
DALi for light weight rendering based on OpenGL ES
Smartcard and NFC HCE(Host Card Emulation) support to facilitates Mobile Payment Service
Enforce Security
And more …

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New Tizen Reference Apps (e.g. Browser, Music Player, Calendar)

With this release out of the way we can expect to see a lot more Tizen apps which are a fantastic addition to all devices on the market. This is only the beginning as Samsung is looking towards Tizen 3.0 that will bring forth a lot of notable features, not to mention that Samsung wants to bring all your devices together using the Internet of Things.

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Tizen 2.4 Beta SDK has been released to developers

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