Tizen

Linux-based mobile operating system

Linux distribution

Tizen OS

Developer| Linux Foundation, Samsung Electronics
Written in| HTML5, C, C++
OS family| Linux (Unix-like)
Working state| Current
Source model| Open source with source available and proprietary components
Initial release| April 30, 2012; 13 years ago (2012-04-30)
Latest release| 9.0 M2 / October 31, 2024; 7 months ago (2024-10-31)[1]
Repository|

* review.tizen.org/git/

Marketing target| Smart TVs, embedded systems, previously: smartwatches and smartphones
Package manager| RPM Package Manager
Platforms| ARM, ARM64, x86, and x86-64
Kernel type| Monolithic (Linux)
Userland| GNU
Default
user interface| Graphical (native and web applications), One UI for Smartwatch, Television and Smartphone
License|

* Operating system: GPLv2, LGPL, Apache License 2.0, BSD, Flora License
* SDK: Freeware

Preceded by| Orsay (smart televisions)[2]
Bada (smartphones)
Android (smartwatches and smart fridges)
Succeeded by| Wear OS (smartwatches)
Android (smartphones)
Official website| tizen.org

Tizen (/ˈtaɪzɛn/) is a Linux-based operating system primarily developed by Samsung Electronics and supported by the Linux Foundation.

The project was originally conceived as an HTML5-based platform for mobile devices to succeed MeeGo. It was backed by other companies under the Tizen Association. Samsung merged its previous Linux-based OS effort, Bada, into Tizen and has since used it primarily on platforms such as wearable devices and smart TVs.

Much of Tizen is open source software, although the software development kit contains proprietary components owned by Samsung, and portions of the OS are licensed under the Flora License, a derivative of the Apache License 2.0 that grants a patent license only to "Tizen-certified platforms".

In May 2021, Google announced that Samsung would partner with the company on integrating Tizen features into Google's Android-derived Wear OS and committed to using it on future wearables, leaving Tizen to be mainly developed for Samsung Smart TVs.[3]

## History

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Tizen and the mobile software distributions it is related to

The project was initiated as mobile Linux and was launched by Intel in July 2007. In April 2009 the operating system updated to version 2.0 which was based on Fedora. However, in the same month, Intel turned Moblin over to the Linux Foundation for future development. Eventually, the operating system was merged with Nokia Maemo, a Debian based Linux distro, into MeeGo which was mainly developed by Nokia, Intel and Linux Foundation.

In 2011, after Nokia abandoned the project, Linux Foundation initiated the Tizen project as a successor to MeeGo, another Linux-based mobile operating system, with its main backer Intel joining Samsung Electronics, as well as Access Co., NEC Casio, NTT DoCoMo, Panasonic Mobile, SK Telecom, Telefónica, and Vodafone as commercial partners. Tizen would be designed to use HTML5 apps, and target mobile and embedded platforms such as netbooks, smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, and in-car entertainment systems.[4] U.S. carrier Sprint Corporation (which was a backer of MeeGo) joined the Tizen Association in May 2012.[5] On September 16, 2012, Automotive Grade Linux announced its intent to use Tizen as the basis of its reference distribution.[6]

In January 2013, Samsung announced its intent to release multiple Tizen-based phones that year. In February 2013, Samsung merged its Bada operating system into Tizen.[7][8]

In October 2013, the first Tizen tablet was shipped by Systena. The tablet was part of a development kit exclusive to Japan.[9][10][11]

In 2014, Samsung released the Gear 2 smartwatch that used a Tizen-based operating system as opposed to Android.[12]

On May 14, 2014, it was announced that Tizen would ship with Qt.[13] This project was abandoned in January 2017.[14]

On February 21, 2016, Samsung announced the Samsung Connect Auto, a connected car solution offering diagnostic, Wi-Fi, and other car-connected services. The device plugs directly into the OBD-II port underneath the steering wheel.[15]

On November 16, 2016, Samsung said they would be collaborating with Microsoft to bring .NET Core support to Tizen.[16]

According to Strategy Analytics research, approximately 21% of the smart TVs sold in 2018 run on the Tizen platform making it the most popular smart TV platform.[17]

On May 19, 2021, during Google I/O, Google announced that Samsung had agreed to work on integrating features of Tizen with the next version of Wear OS, and that it had committed to using Wear OS for its future wearable products.[18][19][20] Samsung will continue to use Tizen for its smart TVs.[21]

On December 31, 2021, the Tizen app store permanently closed.[22] The last smartphone based on the Tizen operating system is the Samsung Z4 which was released in 2017. The company switched to Google's Wear OS 3 platform on its Galaxy Watch 4 smartwatches.[23][24]

## Releases

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* Tizen 1.0: April 30, 2012[25]
* Tizen 2.0: February 18, 2013[26]
* Tizen 2.1: May 18, 2013[27]
* Tizen 2.2: July 22, 2013[28]
* Tizen 2.2.1: November 9, 2013[29]
* Tizen 2.3: February 9, 2015[30]
* Tizen 2.3.1: September 3, 2015[31]
* Tizen 2.3.1 Rev1: November 13, 2015
* Tizen 2.3.2: September 3, 2016[32]
* Tizen 2.3.2 Patch: December 23, 2016
* Tizen 2.4: October 30, 2015[33]
* Tizen 2.4 Rev1: December 1, 2015
* Tizen 2.4 Rev2: December 23, 2015
* Tizen 2.4 Rev3: February 5, 2016
* Tizen 2.4 Rev4: March 4, 2016
* Tizen 2.4 Rev5: April 4, 2016
* Tizen 2.4 Rev6: May 19, 2016
* Tizen 2.4 Rev7: June 30, 2016
* Tizen 2.4 Rev8: August 2, 2016
* Tizen 3.0: January 18, 2017
* Tizen IVI 3.0 (In-Vehicle Infotainment): April 22, 2014[34][35]
* Tizen 3.0 Milestones (M1): September 17, 2015[36]
* Tizen 3.0 Public M2: January 18, 2017[37]
* Tizen 3.0 Public M3: July 5, 2017[38]
* Tizen 3.0 Public M4: November 30, 2017[39]
* Tizen 4.0: May 31, 2017
* Tizen 4.0 Public M1: May 31, 2017[40]
* Tizen 4.0 Public M2: November 1, 2017[41]
* Tizen 4.0 Public M3: August 31, 2018[42]
* Tizen 5.0: May 31, 2018
* Tizen 5.0 Public M1: May 31, 2018[43]
* Tizen 5.0 Public M2: October 30, 2018[44]
* Tizen 5.5: May 31, 2019
* Tizen 5.5 Public M1: May 31, 2019[45]
* Tizen 5.5 Public M2: October 30, 2019[46]
* Tizen 5.5 Public M3: August 27, 2020[47]
* Tizen 6.0: May 31, 2020
* Tizen 6.0 Public M1: May 31, 2020[48]
* Tizen 6.0 Public M2: October 27, 2020[49]
* Tizen 6.5: May 31, 2021
* Tizen 6.5 Public M1: May 31, 2021[50]
* Tizen 6.5 Public M2: October 31, 2021[51]
* Tizen 7.0: May 31, 2022
* Tizen 7.0 Public M1: May 31, 2022[52]
* Tizen 7.0 Public M2: October 31, 2022[53]
* Tizen 8.0: May 31, 2023
* Tizen 8.0 Public M1: May 31, 2023[54]
* Tizen 8.0 Public M2: October 31, 2023[55]
* Tizen 9.0: May 31, 2024
* Tizen 9.0 Public M1: May 31, 2024[56]
* Tizen 9.0 Public M2: October 31, 2024[57]

## Compatible devices

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### Smartwatches

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Samsung Galaxy Watch running Tizen

* Samsung Galaxy Gear
* Samsung Gear S
* Samsung Gear S2
* Samsung Gear S3
* Samsung Gear 2
* Samsung Gear Fit 2
* Samsung Gear Fit 2 Pro
* Samsung Gear Sport
* Samsung Galaxy Watch
* Samsung Galaxy Watch Active
* Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2
* Samsung Galaxy Watch 3

### Camera

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NX300 camera running Tizen

* Samsung NX2000
* Samsung NX300
* Samsung NX1
* Samsung NX30
* Samsung NX500
* Samsung Gear 360

### Smartphone

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"Samsung Z" redirects here. For the line of foldable smartphones, see Samsung Galaxy Z series.

Samsung Z was a series of low-cost smartphones for emerging markets. The first smartphone in the line was launched in 2015 and the last one in 2017.

* Samsung Z1
* Samsung Z2
* Samsung Z3
* Samsung Z4

Never released developer phones (codename Redwood)

* GT-i9500 (later this code was given to Samsung Galaxy S IV, not to confuse with it)[58]
* GT-i8800/GT-i8805 (Dual Sim) [59]
* SM-Z9000/SM-Z9005 (Dual Sim) [60]

There was also Samsung S III Tizen variant, codename RD-PQ, which was distributed to developers who created apps for Tizen[61]

### Television

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* Samsung Smart TVs since 2015[62]
* Loewe Smart TVs[63]

### Appliances

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* Family Hub 1.0 Refrigerator
* Family Hub 2.0 Refrigerator
* Family Hub 3.0 Refrigerator[64]
* Family Hub 4.0 Refrigerator
* Family Hub 5.0 Refrigerator
* Family Hub 6.0 Refrigerator
* Family Hub 7.0 Refrigerator
* Family Hub 8.0 Refrigerator

### LED Wall controllers

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* SBB-SNOWJ3U[65]

## Controversies

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On April 3, 2017, Vice reported on its "Motherboard" website that Amihai Neiderman, an Israeli security expert, has found more than 40 zero-day vulnerabilities in Tizen's code, allowing hackers to remotely access a wide variety of current Samsung products running Tizen, such as Smart TVs and mobile phones.[66] After the article was published, Samsung, whom Neiderman tried to contact months before, reached out to him to resolve the issues.[66]

## TizenRT

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In December 2016, Samsung created TizenRT,[67] a fork of NuttX, a real-time operating system (RTOS), for smart home appliances and IoT devices.

## See also

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* Comparison of mobile operating systems
* List of smart TV platforms
* KaiOS, an OS for small screen, low power mobile phones
* Sailfish OS
* Facer.io

## References

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* Omnia W
* Ativ S
* Ativ Odyssey
* Ativ SE

Tizen|

* ZEQ 9000
* Z1
* Z2
* Z3
* Z4

Bada|

* Wave I S8500
* Wave II S8530
* Wave 3 S8600
* Wave 525
* Wave 533
* Wave 575
* Wave 723
* Wave Y

LiMo|

* M1 Vodafone

Palm OS|

* SPH-i300
* SPH-i500
* SPH-i550

Telephones portal

* v
* t
* e

Mobile operating systems

* Comparison
* Open-source mobile phones, OSes
* Open Handset Alliance
* Open Mobile Alliance
* Mobile app distributions
* Mobile app development

Linux|

| Kernel|

* Active: Android
* forks
* Android Go
* Wear OS
* EMUI, HarmonyOS (Linux kernel subsystem)
* ChromeOS
* ChromeOS Flex
* KaiOS
* Smart Feature OS
* Kindle firmware
* LuneOS
* Maemo Leste
* Tizen

* Defunct: Bada
* Firefox OS
* B2G OS
* MeeGo
* MontaVista
* MotoMagx
* Mobilinux
* OpenEmbedded
* Ångström
* Openmoko Linux
* QtMoko
* SHR
* OpenEZX
* WebOS

|

GNU/
Linux|

* Active: Fedora Mobility
* Manjaro ARM
* postmarketOS
* PureOS
* Sailfish OS
* SteamOS
* Ubuntu Touch
* UBports
* Mobian

* Defunct: Maemo
* Mer
* Moblin

XNU|

* iOS
* iPadOS
* watchOS
* bridgeOS

QNX|

* BlackBerry 10
* BlackBerry Tablet OS

Microsoft
Windows|

* Windows XP Tablet PC Edition
* Windows Mobile
* Windows Phone
* 7
* 8
* 8.1
* Windows RT
* Windows 10 Mobile
* Windows 8
* Windows 8.1
* Windows 10
* Windows 11

Zircon|

* Fuchsia

FreeBSD, NetBSD|

* PlayStation Vita system software

OpenHarmony,
HarmonyOS NEXT|

* Active: OpenHarmony
* HarmonyOS
* HarmonyOS NEXT

* Defunct: EMUI (non GMS-based)
* LiteOS
* Huawei Band OS

FreeRTOS|

* Amazfit OS
* Zepp OS
* MIUI Band OS

Nintendo
system software|

* Nintendo 3DS system software
* Nintendo DSi system software
* Nintendo Switch system software

Minix 3|

* Intel Management Engine

Symbian|

* S60
* S80
* S90
* UIQ

Others|

* Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless (BREW)
* BlackBerry OS
* EPOC
* GEOS
* Magic Cap
* Nokia Asha platform
* PalmDOS
* Palm OS
* PlayStation Portable system software
* S30
* S30+
* S40
* Sony Ericsson Java Platform
* ThreadX

* Software
* Mobile operating systems
* Mobile applications
* Telecommunication

* v
* t
* e

Home theater PC software, devices, and related articles

Cross-platform|

* Emby
* Jellyfin
* Kodi (formerly XBMC)
* Plex
* SageTV
* Serviio
* Universal Media Server

Linux|

* GeeXboX
* JRiver Media Center
* LibreELEC
* LinuxMCE
* MythTV
* Mythbuntu
* OpenELEC
* Tvheadend
* Video Disk Recorder

macOS|

* Front Row
* JRiver Media Center

Windows|

* Beyond TV
* DVBViewer
* DVB Dream
* JRiver Media Center
* MediaPortal
* NextPVR (formerly GB-PVR)
* Windows Media Center

Set-top boxes /
digital media players|

* Amazon Fire TV
* Android TV
* Apple TV
* Boxee Box
* Chromecast
* Dreambox
* Google TV
* Hauppauge MediaMVP
* HP MediaSmart Connect
* Kaleidescape
* Mediaroom
* MySDATV
* Netgear Digital Entertainer
* ReplayTV
* Roku
* TiVo
* Unibox
* WD TV
* Windows Media Center Extender

Related hardware|

* ATI Theater Cards
* DBox2
* Dreambox
* EyeTV
* Hauppauge Computer Works WinTV PVR Cards
* HDHomeRun
* Mac Mini
* Monsoon HAVA
* Quiet PC
* Slingbox
* Touchscreen remote control
* VBox Home TV Gateway
* Comparison of USB tv tuner sticks

Firmware/software|

* Android TV
* Google TV
* Fire TV
* Firefox OS
* HarmonyOS
* Kodi
* Plasma Bigscreen
* Plex
* Roku OS
* SmartCast
* Samsung Tizen OS
* Apple tvOS
* Ubuntu TV
* Vizio
* LG webOS

Related articles|

* 10-foot user interface
* Comparison of audio player software
* Comparison of video player software
* Comparison of streaming media systems
* Digital Living Network Alliance
* Home cinema
* Hybrid IPTV
* Media server
* Smart TV
* Streaming television
* Video player

* v
* t
* e

Intel software

Items in italics are no longer maintained or have planned end-of-life dates.

Development|

* Parallel Studio
* C++ Compiler
* Fortran Compiler
* Advisor
* Inspector
* INTERP/80
* VTune

Components|

* Data Analytics Library (DAL)
* Integrated Performance Primitives (IPP)
* Math Kernel Library (MKL)
* Threading Building Blocks (TBB)

Open source|

* Data Analytics Library (DAL)
* Threading Building Blocks (TBB)
* Tizen
* OpenVINO

Software programs|

* Telekinesys Research1
* Havok1
* Vision1

Organizations|

* Developer Zone
* Research

* 1Sold to Microsoft

* v
* t
* e

Linux distributions

Android|

| LineageOS|

* /e/
* CalyxOS
* CrDroid
* iodéOS
* Replicant

|

* Android-x86
* Celadon
* ColorOS
* EMUI
* Fire OS
* GrapheneOS
* HiOS
* One UI
* Paranoid Android
* Resurrection Remix OS
* OmniROM
* XOS
* Xiaomi HyperOS

Arch|

* ArchBang
* Artix
* BlackArch
* EndeavourOS
* Frugalware
* Garuda
* Hyperbola GNU
* LinHES
* Manjaro
* Parabola GNU
* SteamOS (3.0 onwards)
* SystemRescue

Debian|

| Ubuntu|

* Official: Edubuntu
* Kubuntu
* Lubuntu
* Ubuntu Budgie
* Ubuntu Cinnamon
* Ubuntu Kylin
* Ubuntu MATE
* Ubuntu Studio
* Ubuntu Unity
* Xubuntu

* Derivatives: BackBox
* Bodhi Linux
* elementary OS
* Emmabuntüs
* KDE neon
* Freespire
* Linux Lite
* Linux Mint
* Nova OS
* Peppermint OS
* Pop! OS
* Trisquel
* Ubuntu Touch
* Uruk
* Winux
* Zorin OS

|

* antiX
* Astra
* Bharat Operating System Solutions
* BlankOn Linux
* Commodore OS
* Damn Small Linux
* deepin
* Devuan
* Elive
* Endless OS
* FreedomBox
* Kaisen
* Kali
* Kanotix
* Knoppix
* MX Linux
* Parrot OS
* PureOS
* Raspberry Pi OS
* Q4OS
* Slax
* SparkyLinux
* SolydXK
* Tails
* Tizen
* TrueNAS
* UOS
* Whonix

Fedora|

| CentOS
Stream|

* AlmaLinux
* EulerOS
* Miracle Linux
* Oracle Linux
* Red Hat Enterprise Linux
* Rocky Linux

|

* Asahi Linux
* Bazzite Linux
* Network Security Toolkit
* Nobara
* Qubes OS
* Red Star OS
* Sailfish OS

Gentoo|

* Calculate Linux
* ChromiumOS (ChromeOS)
* Pentoo

Mandrake|

* ALT Linux
* PCLinuxOS

Mandriva|

* Mageia
* OpenMandriva Lx
* ROSA Linux

Slackware|

* Austrumi Linux
* Porteus
* Salix OS
* Slax
* Zenwalk

SUSE|

* openSUSE
* SUSE Linux Enterprise
* Open Enterprise Server
* GeckoLinux

Other|

* 4MLinux
* Alpine
* CHAOS
* Chimera Linux
* Clear Linux OS
* CRUX
* Kwort
* Dragora
* GoboLinux
* Guix SD
* KaiOS
* KaOS
* NixOS
* Puppy
* Source Mage
* Solus
* T2 SDE
* Tiny Core Linux
* Void

Discontinued|

| Android|

* CyanogenMod
* Cherry OS
* DivestOS
* MIUI
* PixelExperience
* Remix OS

|

Arch|

* ArchLabs
* Antergos
* Chakra

Debian|

* Ubuntu: Asturix
* Black Lab Linux
* Cub Linux
* Gobuntu
* gOS
* Linux Caixa Mágica
* LinuxTLE
* LXLE Linux
* Pinguy OS
* Sabily
* Ubuntu GNOME

* Other derivatives: BackTrack
* Corel Linux
* CrunchBang Linux
* DoudouLinux
* Dreamlinux
* Feather Linux
* gNewSense
* HandyLinux
* Libranet
* Musix GNU+Linux
* Parsix
* SteamOS (1.0–2.0)
* Sunwah Linux

Gentoo|

* Container Linux
* Sabayon Linux
* xB Machine

Red Hat,
Fedora|

* BLAG Linux and GNU
* CentOS
* ClearOS
* Linpus Linux
* Korora
* Linux for PlayStation 2
* Scientific Linux
* Red Hat Linux
* Rocks Cluster Distribution
* Think Blue Linux
* Turbolinux
* Vine Linux
* Yellow Dog Linux

Slackware|

* Absolute Linux
* BioSLAX
* Damn Vulnerable Linux
* KateOS
* Kongoni
* NimbleX
* Platypux
* TopologiLinux
* VectorLinux

SUSE|

* SUSE Studio Express

Other|

* Caldera OpenLinux
* DemoLinux
* Familiar Linux
* Firefox OS
* B2G OS
* Floppyfw
* Foresight Linux
* Immunix
* Jurix
* Linux Router Project
* MCC Interim Linux
* MeeGo
* Mer
* Mobilinux
* Nitix
* OpenELEC
* Softlanding Linux System
* Splashtop OS
* Turkix

* List
* Comparison
* Linux portal
* Category

* v
* t
* e

Linux Foundation

Sub-foundations|

* Cloud Native Computing Foundation
* Cloud Foundry
* OpenJS Foundation
* LF Energy
* Presto Foundation
* Open Source Security Foundation
* Overture Maps Foundation

Initiatives|

* Open Container Initiative
* Core Infrastructure Initiative
* OpenAPI Initiative

Projects|

* Open Mainframe Project
* SONiC
* Hyperledger

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