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Tizen 2.2 beta screen on a smartphone (2013),,,,, OS family, Working state Current Source model Operating system:: Initial release January 5, 2012; 5 years ago ( 2012-01-05) 3.0 / May 20, 2017; 6 months ago ( 2017-05-20) Upcoming version=4.0 3.0 Marketing target,, GPS smartnav,,,, Platforms and type Default (Native and Web applications) Operating system:,,,, SDK: Official website Tizen ( ) is an based on the and the implementing the. Tizen works on a wide range of Samsung devices including,, (IVI) devices,,,, (such as ),, and (such as,,,, / and a ). Tizen is a project within the and is governed by a Technical Steering Group (TSG). It is controlled by and also backed. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • System architecture [ ] Overview [ ] Tizen provides application development tools based on the libraries and. Since version 2.0, a native application framework is also available, based on an Open Services Platform from the platform. The (SDK) allows developers to use and related web technologies to write applications that run on supported devices.

• is the telephony stack • is utilized to HTML5 web applications. • • The with the is used. •: Tizen up to 2.x supports Wayland in (IVI) setups and from 3.0 onward defaults to Wayland. • was chosen as • was chosen over Open environment [ ] The Core Mobile Web Platform Community Group (Coremob) brought developers, equipment manufacturers, browser vendors and operators together to agree on core features developers can depend on. The group closed in September 2013 and work was moved to the Web and Mobile Interest Group, which was closed in November 2015. HTML5 applications run on Tizen,,,,, and without a browser.

In late January 2013, Tizen 2.0 scored highest at the time in an HTML5 test of any browsers. As the old HTML5 tests were phased out on November 13, 2013, Tizen 2.2 fell below at 494 out of 555 points. However, as of 2013 desktop browsers had regained the advantage, and results for Tizen 2.2 on a Samsung device score highest overall in mobile, with a score of 497 points.

Tizen IVI (In-Vehicle Infotainment) is an operating system from the Workgroup. It is PC-compatible. Applications based on, and frameworks can run on Tizen IVI. While there is no official support for these third-party frameworks, according to the explanation on the Tizen SDK website, Tizen applications for mobile devices can be developed without relying on an official Tizen IDE as long as the application complies with Tizen packaging rules.

In May 2013, a community port of Qt to Tizen focused on delivering native GUI controls and integration of Qt with Tizen OS features for smartphones. Based on the Qt port to Tizen, Tizen and can interchange code. [ ] Licensing model [ ] Tizen's open governance model was created through public input, suggestions, criticism, or participation, of Tizen 2.0. By early 2014 cross-licensing among hardware manufacturers was happening more broadly. Extending open source software and patenting the extension is an option that most open source licenses do not restrict. The operating system consists of many open source components.

A number of components internally developed by Samsung ( e.g., boot animation, calendar, task manager, music player applications) are, however, released under the, essentially a BSD- or Apache-style license except granting patents to 'Tizen Certified Platform' only. Flora is not approved by the. Therefore, it is unclear [ ] whether developers can legally use the native application framework and its graphical components to make GPL applications. Source code access is guaranteed however.

Its SDK is built on top of open source components, but the entire SDK is copyrighted by and under a non-free. Predecessors of Tizen The roots of Tizen date back to 2007 with the creation of the. The LiMo project resulted in the LiMo Platform in 2009 but it was unsuccessful against rival open source platforms from the (led by ) and (led by Nokia). In 2010 Samsung was developing the Samsung Linux Platform (SLP) for the LiMo Foundation, whilst and were leading the project, another open source Linux mobile OS. In 2011 the MeeGo project was abandoned by its peers with Intel joining forces with Samsung to create Tizen, a new project based on code from SLP.

The Linux Foundation also cancelled support of MeeGo in favor of Tizen. Later in 2013 Samsung merged its homegrown project into Tizen.

The Tizen Association was formed to guide the industry role of Tizen, including requirements gathering, identifying and facilitating service models, and overall industry marketing and education. Members of the Tizen Association represent major sectors of the mobility industry, from numerous areas of the world. Current members include telecommunications network operators and electronics manufacturers:,,,,,,,,,, and. While the Tizen Association decides what needs to be done in Tizen, the Technical Steering Group determines what code is actually incorporated into the operating system to accomplish those goals. Samsung is the only Tizen member incorporating and developing the operating system, increasingly distributing it to its products. As of 2016 Samsung is planning on making Tizen its main operating system on all smartphones, replacing.

As of Q1 2017 Tizen is second largest smartwatch platform, behind and ahead of. Tizen comes from a long history of Linux adoption by manufacturers - mostly from and. A complete family tree is available. Samsung's collaboration with the project, and especially, was known as for years. It was renamed Tizen when Intel joined the project in September 2011, after leaving the project.

A common misconception is that Tizen is a continuation of MeeGo. In fact, it builds on (SLP), a reference implementation delivered within LiMo. On January 1, 2012, the LiMo Foundation was renamed Tizen Association. The Tizen Association is led by a Board of Directors from,,,,,,,,,,, and. The Tizen Association works closely with the, which supports the Tizen open source project. • On April 30, 2012, Tizen released, code-named Larkspur.

On May 7, 2012, American wireless carrier Sprint Nextel (now Sprint Corporation) announced it had agreed to become part of the Tizen Association and planned to include Tizen-powered devices in their future lineup. On September 16, 2012, the Automotive Grade Linux Workgroup announced it will work with the Tizen project as the reference distribution optimized for a broad set of automotive applications such as instrumentation cluster and in-vehicle-infotainment (IVI). • On September 25, 2012, Tizen released version 2.0 alpha, code-named Magnolia.

It offered an enhanced web-based framework with more features, better HTML5/W3C API support and more device APIs, multi-process WebKit2-based web runtime and better security for web applications. Support for ES has been enhanced. Newly added platform SDK has been provided to help with platform development based on Open Build Service (OBS). • On February 18, 2013, Tizen released version 2.0, code-named Magnolia.

Apart from further enhancements of the web frameworks and APIs, native application framework with and associated tools have been added supporting features such as background applications, IP push, and. Inclusion of this framework is an effect of the expected merging parts of the Open Services Platform (OSP) framework and APIs of the operating system with the Tizen platform. In April 2013, Samsung announced Tizen Port-a-thon. This campaign supports Bada developers' early entry into the Tizen market by providing technical support and incentives. • On May 17, 2013, Tizen released version 2.1, code-named Nectarine. In July 2013, Samsung announced Tizen App Challenge, with over 4 million in cash prizes. • On July 22, 2013, Tizen released version 2.2.

• On November 9, 2013, Tizen released version 2.2.1. On May 14, 2014, it was announced that Tizen:Common would ship with Qt integrated. This marks the ability for Tizen to support Qt native apps. • On November 8, 2014, Tizen released version 2.3.

• On September 4, 2015, Tizen released version 2.3.1. • On October 22, 2015, Tizen released version 2.4. • On May 20, 2017, Tizen released version 3.0. [ ] It replaces the with.

• On May 31, 2017, Tizen released Tizen 4.0 Public M1 Release Notes. After joining the.Net Foundation Steering Group in June 2016, Samsung announced in November 2016 that they would be collaborating with Microsoft to bring.Net support to Tizen.

Market Launch [ ] smartwatches use Tizen as their operating system. Allegedly, the first Tizen devices were planned for the second half of 2012. Then clarified that first quarter of 2013 was not a date of actual product launch, but of demonstrations. Tizen services made by Samsung were said to ship in 2013, perhaps in August or September, then replaced to 'Later in 2013', and then perhaps in early 2014. In May 2013, Samsung released the firmware source code for their and cameras, the architecture of the code being based on Tizen.

The first week of October 2013, Samsung's NX300M smart camera became the first consumer product based on Tizen; it was sold in South Korea for a month before its OS was revealed at the Tizen Developer Summit, then became available for pre-order in the United States in early 2014 with a release date of March 1. Black And Decker Valve Refacer Manual. The first Tizen tablet was announced by Systena in June 2013, a 10-inch quad-core ARM with 1920×1200 resolution that was eventually shipped in late October 2013 as part of a development kit exclusive to Japan. The smartwatch, released in April 2014, and, released in June 2016, use Tizen.

In February 2014, the and Gear 2 Neo were unveiled, and released in April, running Tizen instead of as the original Galaxy Gear. On May 31, 2014, Samsung released an update for the original Galaxy Gear, switching the to Tizen. Samsung announced the – a smartwatch that is able to make phone calls and send SMS – on August 28, 2014 On September 15, 2014, it released the, a high-end camera that also uses Tizen. On January 14, 2015, the, a low-cost smartphone using Tizen, was introduced in and later Bangladesh, and in mid May 2015 Sri Lanka was indicated. Of the same series was released in October. Samsung announced the Gear S2 on September 1, 2015, its first circular smart watch, also powered by Tizen.

On October 14, 2015, Samsung unveiled the second Tizen smartphone, (SM-Z300H) in, India, with higher specifications and additional features than the Z1. Samsung continues to promote the Tizen OS with new devices.

February 21, 2016, it announced the Samsung Connect Auto, a solution offering diagnostic, and other car-connected services. The device plugs directly into the port underneath the steering wheel. On June 3, 2016 Samsung unveiled the next generation, the Samsung Gear Fit 2, the sport band provide users with accurate auto-tracking and other fitness features such as pedometer, S Health support as well as heart rate monitor. Along with Gear Fit 2, Samsung also introduced the Gear Icon X a cord-free earbuds that provide a lightweight, and tangle free earbuds, the earbud is said to run the Tizen OS. On August 23, 2016, Samsung unveiled its third smartphone powered by Tizen operating system in India, the is an entry level smartphone with 4G support, the device has a 1.5 GHz Quad-core processor, 1GB RAM and 8GB internal memory, it features Ultra Data Saving mode, S bike mode and with the new My Money Transfer app.

On May 15, 2017 Samsung unveiled its fourth smartphone powered by Tizen operating system in India, the Samsung Z4 which launched in India that comes with 4.5 inch of LCD displays which is protected by 2.5D curved glass, it has 1GB of RAM, 1.5Ghz Quad-Core Arm cortexA-7 based Spreadtrum processor (SC9830A), 8GB of ROM, 5 MP rear camera with dual flash and 5MP front camera with flash. It has Operating system of Tizen which is Tizen 3.0. Samsung Z4 is the bigger versions of Samsung Z2 but in hardware specification both have same.

Security risks [ ] On April 3, 2017, reported on its 'Motherboard' website that Amihai Neiderman, an Israeli security expert, has found more than 40 in Tizen's code, allowing hackers to remotely access a wide variety of current Samsung products running Tizen, such as Smart TVs and mobile phones. Only after the article was published did Samsung, who Neiderman tried to contact months before, reach out to him to follow up on the report. See also [ ]. • • • • • Related projects [ ] •, an operating system for mobile phones, forms the native application framework of Tizen 2.0 and later.

[ ] • implementation for Tizen is a JavaScript wrapper library allowing developers to build and run Cordova-based projects on Tizen. • —Intel Lab's River Trail project goal is to enable data-parallelism in web applications.

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