A repeated joke ceases to be a joke. Samsung has been working on its own Tizen operating system for over 2 years, but we have yet to see the release of a single smartphone that could boast of installing Tizen OS. So far, every time that such a phone was finally about to be released, everything was called off at the last moment, and it is no different now. According to recent information, the first Tizen smartphone Samsung Z11 (SM-Z1H) was supposed to be released in India today, December 130th, but apparently it didn't happen and only some Samsung smartwatches and cameras are equipped with Tizen so far.
According to TizenExperts, we can expect the release of the Samsung Z1 "soon", but this is a somewhat relative term, and just as this smartphone can be released in a few days, we can also wait for several more months. In any case, we can count on Tizen smartphones in the future, Samsung has already imported parts for the SM-Z130H worth about 1.7 million USD to India, and it would not make sense not to release the device.
The Samsung Z1 should be low-end and should come with a 4″ WVGA display, a dual-core Spreadtrum processor clocked at 1.2 GHz, 512 MB RAM, a 3.2 MPx rear camera, a VGA rear camera, dual-SIM slots and, unsurprisingly, the Tizen operating system. It is not yet certain whether it will reach the Czech Republic/SR.
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