Tizen phone Samsung further delayed once

Tizen phone Samsung further delayed once ,

Samsung plans to diversify its portfolio with the introduction of smartphones running the open source Tizen OS have to be postponed again. Originally scheduled to launch a developer event in Moscow yesterday, the Samsung Z has been delayed to an undetermined time in the future. In a statement sent to The Verge Korean company said it "plans to postpone" the Russian release of the phone, but will continue to "actively work with members of the Tizen Association to develop Tizen OS and the Tizen ecosystem. "

This follows the scuttling plans to release a Tizen handset in Japan last year, Samsung streamlined as a result of" poor market conditions. "The strategy was amended again soon this year to focus on some developing markets - including Russia was to be the leader - where Samsung plans he can do well, but the deadline has been continuously sliding. from the end of June in the third quarter 2014 to the present indefinite postponement. It is a special situation since Samsung has already Tizen running on multiple smartwatches and was previously able to release smartphones running the Bada operating system that was eventually integrated into the development Tizen.

Samsung's repeated failure to live up to its own roadmap with Z suggests that the device and the user experience are simply not competitive enough for the modern smartphone market. Unless something changes dramatically, the reception of poor market as Samsung fears Japan may be a global problem that prevents the company from ever releasing the phone running its operating system.