Recently, BlackBerry announced that it will stop supporting BlackBerry OS and BlackBerry PlayBook OS from January 4, which has resonated with many old players. According to the latest news, Samsung will also abandon the Tizen system and will close the Tizen app store.
Last June, Samsung began turning off new user registration and gradually restricting user options. According to the latest news, the Tizen app store has been officially closed, and the relevant websites have been inaccessible and supported. Built by Samsung, the Tizen system once accounted for the fourth largest share of smartphone systems in the world at its peak in 2016. However, the last Model of the Tizen System dates back to the Samsung Z4 in 2017. Although Samsung still has a large number of products equipped with the system on TVs, smart watches and other devices, with the Galaxy Watch 4 switching to the Wear OS system, other Samsung devices are likely to gradually switch to other systems in the future.
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