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Samsung Electronics and Microsoft to Provide a Platform for Sharing Upgraded Tizen
New Tizen Technologies and Products Unveiled
The Tizen smartphone 'Samsung Z4' was also unveiled for the first time.
Samsung Electronics will hold the 'Tizen Developer Conference 2017 (TDC)' in San Francisco, USA, starting on the 16th (local time), together with 30 partners including Microsoft and Glimpse (a location-based service provider).
TDC is an event that unveils new Tizen technologies and products and shares the vision with developers, partners, and others involved with the open-source platform Tizen.
At this TDC, the upgraded Tizen 4.0 platform and the accompanying evolved development environment were showcased. In addition, new products powered by Tizen were introduced, and opportunities for technical hands-on practice and experience were provided for developers.
Samsung Electronics unveiled Tizen 4.0, an open-source platform, at TDC. The 4.0 platform subdivides functional modules, allowing them to be reconfigured and applied to suit the specific characteristics of various devices. In addition to the existing Linux-based Tizen platform, a Tizen RT (Real Time)-based platform was added to enable its use across a wide range of devices, from high-end products like TVs and mobile phones to low-end devices such as boilers, scales, and light bulbs.

Meanwhile, through collaboration with Microsoft, developers can now easily develop Tizen apps using familiar development languages. Microsoft’s app execution environment, .NET, and Xamarin.Forms, a multi-platform UX compatible with other operating systems, have been introduced to Tizen, making it possible to develop Tizen apps in the C# language using Visual Studio, a popular app development tool among developers.
At this TDC, Samsung Electronics' Tizen smartphone, the 'Samsung Z4,' was also unveiled. The 'Samsung Z4' is the fourth Tizen smartphone released by Samsung Electronics since the company first introduced the Tizen smartphone Z1 to the market in January 2015, and the company plans to launch it sequentially in Africa, the Middle East, Indonesia, and other regions, starting with India on the 19th of this month.
It also unveiled the 'ARTIK 053' module, a Tizen 4.0 platform applicable even to low-end devices. ARTIK
It is an ultra-compact IoT module composed of a processor (AP), memory, communication, sensors, etc. In addition, a security API (Application Program Interface) was also released.
In addition, the latest products based on the Tizen platform were also exhibited. At the exhibition, display products such as QLED TVs and the picture frame TV 'The Frame', as well as home appliances such as the IoT refrigerator 'Family Hub 2.0', were demonstrated connecting with Tizen products via IoT through smart home scenarios.
The Tizen smartphone 'Samsung Z4' was also unveiled for the first time.
Samsung Electronics will hold the 'Tizen Developer Conference 2017 (TDC)' in San Francisco, USA, starting on the 16th (local time), together with 30 partners including Microsoft and Glimpse (a location-based service provider).
TDC is an event that unveils new Tizen technologies and products and shares the vision with developers, partners, and others involved with the open-source platform Tizen.
At this TDC, the upgraded Tizen 4.0 platform and the accompanying evolved development environment were showcased. In addition, new products powered by Tizen were introduced, and opportunities for technical hands-on practice and experience were provided for developers.
Samsung Electronics unveiled Tizen 4.0, an open-source platform, at TDC. The 4.0 platform subdivides functional modules, allowing them to be reconfigured and applied to suit the specific characteristics of various devices. In addition to the existing Linux-based Tizen platform, a Tizen RT (Real Time)-based platform was added to enable its use across a wide range of devices, from high-end products like TVs and mobile phones to low-end devices such as boilers, scales, and light bulbs.
Meanwhile, through collaboration with Microsoft, developers can now easily develop Tizen apps using familiar development languages. Microsoft’s app execution environment, .NET, and Xamarin.Forms, a multi-platform UX compatible with other operating systems, have been introduced to Tizen, making it possible to develop Tizen apps in the C# language using Visual Studio, a popular app development tool among developers.
At this TDC, Samsung Electronics' Tizen smartphone, the 'Samsung Z4,' was also unveiled. The 'Samsung Z4' is the fourth Tizen smartphone released by Samsung Electronics since the company first introduced the Tizen smartphone Z1 to the market in January 2015, and the company plans to launch it sequentially in Africa, the Middle East, Indonesia, and other regions, starting with India on the 19th of this month.
It also unveiled the 'ARTIK 053' module, a Tizen 4.0 platform applicable even to low-end devices. ARTIK
It is an ultra-compact IoT module composed of a processor (AP), memory, communication, sensors, etc. In addition, a security API (Application Program Interface) was also released.
In addition, the latest products based on the Tizen platform were also exhibited. At the exhibition, display products such as QLED TVs and the picture frame TV 'The Frame', as well as home appliances such as the IoT refrigerator 'Family Hub 2.0', were demonstrated connecting with Tizen products via IoT through smart home scenarios.
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