Earlier this month, Samsung released the first smartphone powered by its own Tizen operating system. This smartphone boasts the Samsung Z name and a quad-core processor with 2GB of RAM, but unfortunately it's currently only exclusive to the Russian Federation, where it will be released this fall/autumn. However, the South Korean manufacturer also planned the release of the Samsung ZeQ, but that did not happen and, according to available information, it will not happen.
And it's a shame, the Samsung Z goes back a few years with its design, while the Samsung ZeQ was supposed to look similar to current smartphones Galaxy S - specifically as a combination Galaxy S4 and not even a quarter of a year old Galaxy S5. His photos were published on the Internet in addition to several leaks and on the eBay portal, but they also recently appeared on the website of the North American Federal Communications Authority, where the smartphone, then known as the Samsung SC-03F, first appeared last December/December. The known specifications of this Tizen phone include a Snapdragon 800 processor with LTE support, a rear camera with LED flash and a 2600 mAh battery.
*Source: Phonearena
