Samsung’s first Tizen smartphone to make its debut in Russia next month
- After
months of uncertainty, Samsung announced that it would launch its first
Tizen-based handset later this quarter. The manufacturer has not
mentioned what markets the device would be available in, but has alluded
to the fact that it would be sold in regions where its Android
offerings do not have a significant reach. While that does not tell us
much as to when the device would launch, TizenIndonesia claims
that Samsung’s first Tizen handset will be unveiled in the month of May
in Russia, followed by Brazil and other emerging markets. The blog
mentions that Samsung is currently working on the launch event for the
handset.
- Late last month, Yoon Han-kil, senior vice president of Samsung’s
product strategy mention in an interview with Reuters that Samsung would
launch two Tizen-based handsets this quarter.
The first device (which will feature the model number SM-Z9005) would
be similar in design to the Galaxy S4 and will be a high-end offering,
and the second handset will be targeted at the mid-range segment. What
are your thoughts? Would you be interested in seeing a Tizen-based
handset from Samsung? Let us know below.
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