A few days ago, you could have read with us that Google wants smartphone manufacturers to put in the foreground applications that they made themselves. Google has started to lose control over the applications that are found in phones with the system Android and manufacturers began pushing their own applications more and more. This is especially true for Samsung, which has made a fortune Android about the TouchWiz superstructure, which offers a huge number of "alternatives" for applications from Google. However, this also applies to applications that are available in Google Play or Galaxy Apps, and the fact that I mention two different stores, is proof of some kind of independence of TouchWiz and potential independence from Androide.
The infographic, which you can see below, will tell you about it. In it, you can see that Samsung has managed to develop 20 applications that have practically the same purpose as Google applications, but differ in unique functions or other differences that, in short, Samsung could not incorporate into native applications in the system Android. An example of such an application is, for example, S Note, which offers many more options than Google Keep and offers a perfect experience for owners Galaxy Notes. However, as you can see below, Samsung has practically developed several applications that it can easily make available to users of the Tizen operating system. Tizen thus has 20 pre-prepared applications directly from his father.
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