Tizen Association earlier this month showed its smartphone OS – Tizen (Taizo). The first smartphone running this operating system is likely to release a Samsung, its appearance is expected at the end of this year and is rumored to be similar to apparta Galaxy S III.

One of the main challenges for the partners, promoting a new Tizen OS for smartphones, is to enlist the support of other manufacturers of smart phones. Samsung already has experience with the smartphones based on the alternative operating system Bada. We can not say that the OS was very popular, however, and in the absence of demand model line Wave blame can not be (perhaps this contributed quite a stylish look and the metal frame of the device, especially superimposed over featureless line Galaxy S).

With the new OS Tizen, quite possibly, the Korean company expects even greater success. Now it became known that in addition to Samsung, smart phones with Tizen OS on board are going to release in 2014, Fujitsu and NEC, who are members of Tizen Association (which, among others, are such big players like Intel and Huawei).

While the smartphone market reign iOS and Android. Windows Phone, despite the support of Microsoft and Nokia, in a few years and has not managed to win a significant percentage of the market. BlackBerry 10 is still too young to be able to do some objective forecasts (although analysts do not paint a very rosy outlook). Perhaps that’s Tizen could bite a piece of cake, shared by Apple and Google.