Tizen ported on to Samsung Galaxy SII HD (VIDEO)

The Linux-based operating system Tizen is trying to grab public attention through a series of events in  order to maintain an interest for this interesting open-source alternative to mobile platforms on the market.Recently we have seen the first prototype of Samsung smartphone based on Tizen , then the release of OS 1.0 SDK   and the recent was the developers conference. Also we have shown video of Tizen compatibility with existing Android applications and we have another video showing another interesting aspect of the operating system, or the ability to work on some already existing Android smartphones.

The protagonist of the video below, made ​​during the Tizen Developer Conference, is the Samsung Galaxy SII  HD , the version of the Samsung S2 Galaxy sold in Korea.The smartphone has been  used to demonstrate some features of the operating system Tizen  as the section of the gallery, calls and video management. 

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The compatibility of the platform with some Tizen Android device from Samsung is at least encouraging, at least from the perspective of developers. It will be interesting if in the future, thanks to the community of independent developers, you can try out the new mobile platform Android on devices like the Galaxy S2.

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Developer device running Tizen OS hands-on treatment (Video)

The new operating system developed by Samsung together with Intel, better known as Tizen,  continues its process of development and after seeing some tests in recent months and the first screenshot a few days ago.Now appeared the first hands-on video of a prototype of Tizen Phone that shows us for the first time the system in motion. 

From the video that we reported below we can notice obvious similarities with the interface TouchWiz although the positioning system of applications is virtually identical to the homescreen of IOS. Even Tizen adopts a top bar displayed by sliding your finger down inside where we find the shortcut keys for Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, autorotation, etc...

Top left is always present in every home screen a button that instantly returns to the homescreen.

In the prototype shown by the developer can not fail to note the presence of a single hardware button nestled round the bottom of the chassis, used as a sort of built-in system task manager, but that could change over the next developments in both functionality and As adoption of the hardware buttons.

Although it was not possible to conduct further tests of performance, the browser has the best record for a mobile device in a HTML5 sign optimization that Samsung wanted to put on the Internet navigation.

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