The Tizen operating system has been in the works for several years, and during that time we've seen at least two phones that were supposed to go on sale. Unfortunately, that didn't happen and neither of them went on sale, even though Samsung announced that it would. Samsung Z remains in sight, and instead of releasing it in Russia, the company refocused on the low-end sphere, where it is preparing a phone with the Samsung KIRAN label. Although this phone is a direct response to the initiative Android One and therefore also a response to Samsung's growing competition in India. It should therefore not be surprising that Tizen will have its premiere there.
Preparations are in full swing and at the moment it seems that Samsung already has all the hardware ready. According to available information, the phone should have a display with a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels and will be powered by a dual-core Spreadtrum SC7727S processor with a frequency of 1.2 GHz and 512 MB of RAM. There is an ARM Mali-400 graphics chip and cameras, which unfortunately may not meet expectations. While the rear camera takes photos with a resolution of 3,2 megapixels, the front camera only has a VGA resolution. In terms of connectivity, however, WiFi 802.11n interface and Bluetooth 4.0 will not be missing. The phone also has an accelerometer, which is the only sensor in the phone.
On the software side, we will meet the Tizen 2.3 system, and thanks to the leak, we already know what its environment will look like. It is very similar to TouchWiz on Androidand honestly, it was to be expected. After all, Samsung wants to push the system as much as possible and when it offers users the same experience as on phones with Androidom, users get used to it much faster. The environment is similar in terms of icons, backgrounds and even features, as the code hides mentions of Private Mode and Ultra Power Saving Mode. In addition, the phone will have applications such as Facebook, Twitter and even several Google services here, despite the fact that the system comes directly from the Samsung workshop. The Tizen Store, which will also be available in the web version, will be available for acquiring additional applications.
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*Source: SamMobile
