BARCELONA, Spain — Samsung’s first move with Tizen may not be big, but it could prove to be pretty savvy. The Korean electronics giant has been working on Tizen-based smartphones for months, but the first global product to use the open-source Linux operating system won’t be a phone. Rather, Samsung on Monday will unveil a …

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