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Samsung's Tizen OS has emerged as a catalyst in the smart TV industry, offering a seamless blend of performance, reliability, ...

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Tizen has almost no apps right now, and no one is building apps for Tizen—not even Samsung. As the creator of the OS, it's Samsung's job to lead the ecosystem forward.

Tizen uses the same button configuration as many Android Samsung phones, with Menu, Home, and Back buttons. Samsung's OS runs really, really well—it seems just as snappy and customizable as Android.

Tizen’s official debut came just over three years ago in January 2012, but the first product you could actually buy that ran on Tizen—a highly-reviewed Samsung smart camera—didn’t hit the ...

Tizen is already out in the wild on Samsung’s newest Gear devices (most notably the Gear 2 smartwatch) and has already snuck out (in a very early form) on a camera or two.

Samsung's new smart TVs will run Tizen, an operating system it has been developing for phones for years. Sarah Tew/CNET. LAS VEGAS -- Samsung may be releasing Tizen on all of its 2015 smart TVs, ...

Tizen, the new mobile OS from Samsung and Intel, is a lot like Android. Both operating systems are open source and Linux-based. They look and feel about the same, and smartphone users won't have ...

In the wake of Meego's demise a new open source mobile operating system has emerged. Known as Tizen and backed by Samsung and Intel, the Linux-based OS recently hit the version 1.0 milestone and ...

Samsung sees Tizen as an ideal choice for wearables and is looking to get it on smartphones and other platforms. But can it be a viable alternative to Android?