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While Samsung’s Tizen OS doesn’t power any of its smartphones anymore, the company still uses its custom software platform for other device systems, including TVs and smart displays. With that said, Samsung recently announced that it has worked with European electronics company Loewe to integrate Tizen OS within the latter’s latest “Stellar” smart TV, which has just launched.
The partnership is part of Samsung’s Tizen Licensing Program, which began back in 2022 and is has expanded to several countries since. YS Kim, EVP, Head of the Service Business Team, Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics comments:
“This new collaboration with Loewe ensures that its latest luxury TV, stellar, will exceed expectations with the high-end experiences it brings to consumers… It’s also more momentum for Tizen OS, which has established itself as the software platform of choice for premium TVs. Moving forward, we will continue to push the boundaries of how users interact with their TVs.”
Tizen includes several key features such as access to Samsung TV Plus which provides several free channels and on-demand content, Samsung’s Gaming Hub which features more than a thousand games streamable online, as well as compatibility with SmartThings devices.
Source: Samsung
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