tizen powered samsung Z1 smartphone expands entertainment experience
Tizen vs Android : Which is better? A straight comparison
Samsung is still working on Tizen phones (and that's the smart thing to do) - Android Authority
Tizen Mobile | Tizen Docs
Samsung to release smartphone based on Tizen OS
Mobile | Tizen Developers
The first Tizen smartphone isn't an “Android killer”—it's a bad Android clone | Ars Technica
Samsung delays Tizen OS launch indefinitely due to lack of apps | Network World
Samsung Introduces New Smartphone Running on Tizen Platform - WSJ
Fully Charged: Pikmin 4 is official and nearly done, and Samsung's next Tizen phone leaks | Stuff
Samsung's Tizen smartphone OS: Dead or alive? | ZDNET
A closer look at the Samsung Z and its Tizen software (pictures) - CNET
Samsung Z3 to be the next Tizen phone - NotebookCheck.net News
Samsung still 'evaluating' a Tizen phone for this year - CNET
Up close with Samsung's Tizen-powered budget Z1 smartphone (pictures) - CNET
Why hasn't Samsung's Tizen operating system taken off? | Fortune
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Tizen 3.0 might be more powerful than you expect on Samsung's new phone - The Verge
Is Samsung dumping Google's Android for Tizen? -
Tizen 1.0 hands-on: Can Samsung and Intel's mobile OS compete with Android? | Extremetech
Tizen - Wikipedia
Samsung Launches Z2, the first Tizen powered 4G smartphone – Samsung Newsroom South Africa
Samsung rumored to launch its first Tizen-based smartphone next week
Samsung Launches Industry's First Tizen Smartphone – the Samsung Z – Samsung Global Newsroom
Samsung Tizen Z3 (Black) : Amazon.in: Electronics
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Samsung Plans More Tizen Phones This Year - Vox
Tizen smartphones to hit the US later this year - NotebookCheck.net News
The first Tizen smartphone isn't an “Android killer”—it's a bad Android clone | Ars Technica
