US EditionSamsung Expands Tizen OS to More Smart TVs, Pushing Its Platform Beyond Its Own Brand
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Samsung wants to maintain dominance in the TV market. A key element here is the in-house platform Tizen. The latter license Samsung, just as Rival LG handles it with webOS, also to partners. However, this is one thing, because not all the features you are used to from Samsung's in-house smart TVs will then find their way into the Tizen versions, which partners can use. On top of that, the cooperations are so far manageable and rather focused on …
In the world of televisions something is happening again and this time it is with the software. Samsung remains a strong market player and will not paint the sails with Tizen OS, but the operating system now offer even more partners worldwide. Also in Germany there is a TV brand with Tizen OS. About the company Axdia we will probably soon see several new ODM TVs in the German trade, which are equipped with Tizen OS from Samsung, but do not come …
Samsung Broadens Tizen OS Licensing, Partners Globally with Upgrades
Samsung Electronics has recently unveiled a major expansion of its Tizen OS Licensing Program, reaffirming its status as a prominent force within the smart TV operating systems domain. This strategic move underscores Samsung’s commitment to fortifying its Tizen OS ecosystem, which has become a trusted platform for smart TVs worldwide. Tizen OS: A Trusted Name […]
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