Tizen didn't exactly have it easy. The official release of the system was preceded by several delays, and even the release of the first phone turned out to be a big fiasco, as everyone who entered a Samsung store to buy the new "Z" phone was told only by the sales staff that the phone would not be sold, even though it was already its price and release date announced. However, the company then, for an incomprehensible and mostly unclear reason, canceled the sale of the phone, only to later come up with a cheaper low-cost model, the Z1, which it started selling in India. And this time she really started selling it.
However, the Tizen operating system is starting to do well, and even if its path to the top will be problematic, Samsung can already enjoy the expansion of the platform. According to the Strategy Analytics agency, the Tizen OS system was the fourth most widespread mobile system on the market and thus succeeded in overtaking the former smartphone legend BlackBerry, which has been going downhill ever since smartphones like iPhone and Samsung Galaxy. The administration also talks about the share Androidu decreased, while the share of the system iOS grew up. However, when it comes to the Tizen system, it is the fourth from a global point of view, in India, where it has been around for a relatively short time, it has already managed to climb to the second place in the field of cheap phones. And it seems that we will see an increase in Tizen's share even after the Samsung Z3 goes on sale in 11 European countries. At the same time, Samsung wants to attract as many developers as possible to its platform, and it does so by giving them, unlike others, 100% of the revenue from the applications they plan to sell there. Today, you can already find applications such as Facebook or VLC here.
*Source: StrategyAnalytics
