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[Dunia]
Samsung lancarkan Tizen, peranti bukan Android
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cmf_rambutan posted on 4-6-2014 09:18 PM 
samsung gah pon sbb android jah... seblom android samsung kira level2 cap ayam takdak sapa amik tau. ...
Kesilapan terbesaq nokia.. kalau nokia pakai android, ntah2 hidup lg nokia la ni
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vespa_oren posted on 4-6-2014 09:34 PM
Zaman kejatuhan samsung dah bermula dengan kemunculan lenovo, pastu xiaomi lak
Harap Nokia naik balik.............
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roblucci posted on 4-6-2014 10:16 PM
betul tu sama juga macam komputer mac tak banyak application
mcm kat windows market 
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tigapersen posted on 4-6-2014 10:31 PM
Kesilapan terbesaq nokia.. kalau nokia pakai android, ntah2 hidup lg nokia la ni
dah time tu tgh top... syg sgt la kat symbian tuh....
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At least henpon Tizen nie lagi cantik drpd henpon2 Samsung yg lain. Tapi aku masih doubt lar Samsung boleh keluarkan henpon dia semua 100% Tizen nanti. Lgpun Tizen nie bukan 100% Samsung punya.  |
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Muntz posted on 5-6-2014 12:18 AM
At least henpon Tizen nie lagi cantik drpd henpon2 Samsung yg lain. Tapi aku masih doubt lar Samsung ...
maybe la klau samsung beli.... mcm android google beli gak....
ubuntu os tu tak nmpk rupa lg... firefox os tu lg.... gile byk..... yg bagus leh create apps ngan html5...
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dino posted on 4-6-2014 08:56 PM
samsung nak lari la dr bergantung pd google android... n create own ecosystem sendiri....
apple d ...
harap dgn tizzen ni permulaan utk samseng jatuh melingkup..... nyampah aku samseng ni.... tiap2 tahun 2-3 model baru xterkejar
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razhar posted on 4-6-2014 08:04 PM
skrin kecik la,,,
cambest jerrr.....
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Muntz posted on 5-6-2014 12:41 AM
Bila dah OS banyak sangat, developer pulak tak menang tangan. Last2 nanti developer akan jadi dema ...
pengguna ios kurang terdedah ngan apps sampah sarap...... pengguna android semua depa nak free...
beza apps built for ios dan android pun dah jauh beza.....
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cam bentuk sony je...x best la...
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Muntz posted on 5-6-2014 08:33 AM
Diorg guna strategi yg sama mcm Nokia zaman 2000an dulu. Release byk2 henpon, dari yg premium mcm ...
yg aku nmpk strategi ni nak menyakinkan investor yg depa menguasai pasaran...... samsung made ade release phone yg dijual... sibuk ngan shipping je.... ade kat kedai ka... dlm laci ka..... mcm samsung gear bg free ngan beli phone tu pastu claim terjual byk.... terburu2 sgt nak masuk psrn.....tak bljr kot microsoft first tablet yg gagal.... terus analyst kata... first ipad bakal fail... tgk skrg hahah..... tp mmg samsung hrp depa yg dpt buka market baru wearable device..... mslhnya rush sgt... dgn bateri tak tahan... dgn design yg tak cun....
dgn apple healthkit mmg iwatch tu bleh release bila2 masa....maybe nak tunggu developer create apps dulu....ade yg jangkakan iwatch tu bleh guna utk home automation tuh.....
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Nah baca ni...
This year’s Mobile World Conference was different from most. There were still all the device presentations, announcements, and revelations that we’ve come to expect from the biggest tech event of the mobile industry each year. What’s different was that this time, the spotlight wasn’t taken by hardware, but rather by software—and for good reason. After all, it isn’t every day that three upcoming mobile operating systems backed by big names like Samsung, Intel, Mozilla, and Canonical are showcased at the same event. Apart from Mozilla’s Firefox OS and Canonical’s Ubuntu Touch, MWC 2013 also saw Samsung and Intel finally showcase Tizen OS running on actual hardware.
Among all contemporary mobile operating systems, Tizen OS has had perhaps the most tumultuous and complex history. First there was Nokia’s Maemo and Intel’s Moblin, before the two companies decided to combine them together into MeeGo, in collaboration with many major hardware and software partners. Then Nokia decided putting all its eggs in Windows Phone’s basket, and abandoned the platform after releasing the amazing N9 running MeeGo with Nokia’s Harmattan UI that won hearts of users and critics alike, despite not making many sales due to Nokia’s abandonment. While all this was occuring, Samsung had also decided to build an open OS of its own in order to decrease its dependence on Android, and the result was Bada. After Intel’s abandonment, the future looked bleak for MeeGo, and it indeed proved out to be so as well. The OS was shortly abandoned completely by all other supporters as well, and Tizen was born under the patronage of The Linux Foundation. Later, Samsung decided to join the picture as well, with an aim to merge Bada with Tizen.
After being in works for several years under all the different names, it was actually disappointing to see what was showcased at the MWC demo. With a conventional home screen that seemed to be nothing more than a mere grid of icons and an overall UI not too different from Android’s, Tizen seems to bring nothing new to the table that might lure users into switching to it when devices running the OS show up in the market. Granted it’s still in the making and what was demoed was essentially an early preview, it came nowhere close to what Canonical showcased in Ubuntu Touch.
The experience offered by the OS running on the demo devices was sub par at best, being laggy as well as lacking anything truly special and intuitive that’s not already out there. For an OS that has been in the making for several years by now and has major names of the industry backing it, this seems nothing short of inexplicable. One good thing was the announcement of the Tizen 2.0 Magnolia SDK being made available for developers to start working on apps for the OS. That said, there’s still a long way to go before we start seeing devices running Tizen hit the market. There have been no official time frames announced in this regard, but it is expected to be late 2013 by earliest. Also, since Bada is essentially being merged into Tizen, many are speculating whether Samsung will decide to abandon the devices running Bada, or upgrade them to the new platform in the future.
Here at XDA, we get excited about any development in the smartphone industry, especially when it’s an open-source mobile operating system aimed to offer a completely open alternative to Google’s semi-open Android ecosystem. We have also merged our Tizen and Bada forums to consolidate development for them under once roof, where you can also join several discussions about the OS.
Last edited by Loxlaxman on 5-6-2014 08:51 AM
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Muntz posted on 5-6-2014 08:36 AM
Kan. Kesian pulak tengok. Yerlah, nak jadi developer pun free kekdahnya. Mcm iOS, setiap developer ...
register nak jd developer rm300 setahun.... apple ambik untung dlm 30% klau tak silap....
mmg lubuk duit klau leh buat apps dlm ios.....terutama indie developer.....klau android..... ko jual ke apa ade store black market..... wpun dlm ios pun ade... tp yg jailbreak.....
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Post time 4-6-2014 10:31 PM
