First Tizen OS smartphone canceled in Japan

Plans for the first Tizen OS smartphone have been cancelled as a phone network in Japan acknowledges there’s no room for another player alongside Android and the iPhone.

“The market is not big enough to support three operating systems at this time,” a rep for Japanese phone network NTT Docomo told The Wall Street Journal.

Docomo’s Tizen phone had been set to launch in March. First glimpsed in leaked screenshots, Tizen is expected to make its public debut next month at Mobile World Congress. Currently backed by Samsung, Intel, Orange and Vodafone among others, Tizen is a long-gestating operating system destined to power cameras, TVs, laptops, cars, phones, and other gadgets.

Read more of “Sorry Samsung, first Tizen phone cancelled by network” on CNET UK.

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