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Samsung’s Tizen device might feature Intel’s Merrifield SoC
Earlier today, a Tizen device bearing a model number SM-Z9005 was ousted by @evleaks. Along with the leak, a press render of the alleged SM-Z9005 was also leaked. While no official launch date is available for the device, it has been confirmed that Samsung will showcase a few Tizen devices at the Mobile World Congress […]
- By Harish J.
- 10 years ago
Experimental version of Tizen SDK 3.0 available unofficially
Tizen may be running into obstacles and staying away from the consumer market at the moment, but whenever it does make its way to market, developers will be the major force deciding how Samsung's home-brewed OS does in the extremely competitive mobile operating system landscape. If you're one of the developers who are already dipping their […]
- By Michael R.
- 10 years ago
Report: Samsung to launch Tizen phones sometime in spring
Samsung recently announced that it would show off Tizen at MWC in February, and now a report suggests that the first Tizen phones will start coming out in spring, which means we could be able to buy a Tizen smartphone as early as March. According to unnamed sources, there will be an announcement on a […]
- By Martin R.
- 10 years ago
Samsung reportedly turned down offer to buy Android before it conquered the world
Android has taken over the smartphone world in a rather short time, powering almost 90 percent of all smartphones in the world. While Samsung has arguably been the biggest reason the little green droid has become as popular as it is today, thanks to the successful Galaxy lineup of phones and tablets, it seems that […]
- By Abhijeet Mishra
- 10 years ago
Samsung chairman urges company to think beyond hardware
Samsung is an industry leader and innovator when it comes to hardware, be it smartphone or TV displays, memory chips, hard drives, or mobile processors, but company chairman Lee Kun Hee thinks its employees need to adopt new ways of thinking and move beyond their focus on hardware. “We have to change once again,” Lee said today […]
- By Johan Nenzén
- 10 years ago
