This is what the Tizen operating system looks like on a Samsung phone (video)

The use of NFC is increasingly widespread. Different operating systems, such as Android and Windows Phone, are fully compatible and, therefore, offer very simple and comfortable synchronization options. As you can see in a video, Tizen will also be in the game.

In a video that has been recorded with a terminal of the company Samsung -on which this operating system is installed- and possibly one of those that has already been announced that have been sent to developers and testers (the model is believed to be the SM-Z9005), it is verified that the use of This technology is fully integrated and works seamlessly with all kinds of possible combinations.

As seen in the video, there is no problem with use. In addition, the large size of the icons that are available is striking, which makes it clear where to press. Besides, the integration to share the results of a NFC pairing on Tizen it is wide, with different options available. For example, the direct mailing of the information obtained or, simply, being able to make a phone call with a number obtained. That is, at least here the new operating system seems to be quite advanced.

Tizen development seems to be continuing smoothly

This video, together with the good performance of the operating system developed jointly by Intel and Samsung, shows that the project is moving forward and that the Tizen version 2.0 it is quite advanced in terms of functionality. What's more, its behavior in the terminal of the Korean company looks very efficient and, perhaps most importantly, it is absent of problems.

In short, the October and November dates are maintained so that the first Samsung terminal with Tizen sees the light. Obviously, we are not talking about an operating system that is capable of unseating Android -at least in its early stages-, but the truth is that there is variety is good as it increases the options in the market. And also, do not forget that it is expected that Google development applications appear to be supported natively.

Vía: SamMobile