It's no secret that Samsung is gradually abandoning the Bada mobile operating system of its own design. The outdated platform will be replaced by an open and more recent Tizen, built on Linux. Many of the users hoped to see the first Tizen-driven Samsung device this year, but as it turned out, the Korean manufacturer is now busy with other things.
Samsung is going to devote the outgoing year to the development of mobile devices based on Android and smartphones running Windows Phone 8 from Microsoft. Tizen developers complain that the lack of development tools and weak software updates slow down the development of this direction. For this reason, the first Tizen-devices will see the light no earlier than 2013. With its appearance, Tizen symbolizes the end of Bada and even the purchase of links is largely meaningless for the promotion of this mobile OS.
Recall that in May of this year, Samsung showed Tizen-smartphone for developers.
Source: Gsmarena.com
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