A pre-liberate version of Tizen 3 has been leaked out, running on the Galaxy S4, giving us a look at the alleged person interface of the OS. The leaked photography of the Samsung Galaxy S4 operating Tizen three. Zero comes courtesy of Tizen Indonesia, Our Planetary. The website has posted various images of the software running Tizen 3.0 on prime that disclose the lock screen, which seems moderately similar to Samsung’s Touch UI. The images leaked divulge a vanilla UI that looks somewhat acquainted with Windows Phone UI.
The notifications seem on the lockscreen and some app controls, which will also be viewed within the leaked picture. Other UI features revealed using the leaked picture embrace a Dial-pad interface that seems very similar to Android and the song participant, which looks quite vibrant.
The Tizen three. Zero mobile working machine is expected to bring new features similar to a secure app development atmosphere and framework for social services and products, and context claims the website online. The site additionally notes that the Tizen three will probably be launched in early 2014.
- Samsung Galaxy S4 LTE variant reportedly receives Android 4.3 update
- Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos Android 4.2.2 update now rolling out in India
- Samsung is allegedly working on 12.2 and 10-inch tablets
- Samsung overtakes Apple in terms of mobile Internet usage: Report
- Rumoured HTC One Max phablet spotted at Tenaa, confirms fingerprint scanner
Earlier, a report claimed that a Tizen-based SM-Z9005 handset was once noticed on the UAProf (consumer Agent Profile) string on the company’s cell web page. The alleged Tizen-primarily based SM-Z9005 is reportedly stated to come back with a HD show. However, the monitor dimension has now not been revealed but. It is prone to be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor with Krait cores. Nevertheless, it was now not clear if it was a twin-core or a quad-core processor.
The report also mentioned that the Tizen smartphone, SM-Z9005, may include specs like the company’s 2012 flagship, the Galaxy S III. Previously this year, Samsung officially announced that it had been integrating its Bada OS development workforce with Tizen a couple of months back. Since then, Samsung has reportedly been working on devices running the brand-new OS.
