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Tizen OS Expands To Non-Samsung TVs

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Today, Samsung announced its partnership with three new ODMs—Atmaca, HKC, and Tempo—to make Tizen OS-powered smart TVs for various markets. It means non-Samsung smart TVs can now use the Tizen operating system for the first time.

This year, new TVs from Bauhn, Linsar, Sunny, Vispera, and other brands will be offered in Australia, Italy, New Zealand, Spain, Turkey, and the United Kingdom. Tizen, an open-source OS for Samsung Smart TV, will enable these devices to provide consumers with a quality smart TV experience.

The new Tizen-powered smart TVs were released after Samsung’s Tizen TV Platform Licensing programme was revealed in 2021 at the Samsung Developer Conference (SDC). The licencing agreement enables other TV manufacturers to benefit from Tizen OS, which offers cutting-edge smart features, apps, and a modern user interface for the best smart TV experience.

Key features that the users of the licensed TV brands will gain access to include:

  • Samsung TV Plus, Samsung’s free streaming TV and video platform that, will allow users to enjoy hundreds of live channels, entertainment, news, shows and sports — for free.
  • Universal Guide, allowing easy browsing and discovery of all content across different streaming apps, along with personalized recommendations so users can spend more time watching and less time searching.
  • Bixby, a voice assistant platform that will provide users with more convenient way to explore smart TVs. Users can tell Bixby to search, watch, or perform various features.

The Tizen OS will be available in Akai, Bauhn, and Linsar Tizen TVs in September 2022 in Australia. Other brands will be available later in Q4 2022, and the smart features may vary depending on country.


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Samsung Knox Achieved CC Certification for High-end Security Standards On 2024 TVs in Australia

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Samsung Electronics has announced that Samsung Knox is uniting into its 2024 TV range and has achieved CC certification (Common Criteria) ahead of the product launch. 

Samsung Knox is designed to keep in mind a security and management framework that arrives pre-installed on specific Samsung mobile devices. The CC certification is a term that refers to a worldwide program that establishes a hierarchical framework for security concepts and terminology for information technology (IT) products. 

The key reason CC exists is to help assure consistent and rigid integrity evaluation standards for IT products and continue to help upgrade the efficiency of evaluation and certification. This certification is acknowledged by 31 countries worldwide. With upgraded evaluation and consistent standards, the CC aims to sustain confidence in the security of certified IT gadgets. 

The CC certification comprises a Protection Profile (PP) and a Security Target (ST). Fortunately, Samsung Knox has met the security target and earned the standards for the CC.

The CC certification emphasizes three core security features of Samsung Knox: 

  • Tizen OS Monitoring: Samsung Knox helps to detect possible threats in real-time, flagging any unauthorized changes in critical sectors of Tizen OS, the core of Samsung TVs. 
  • Phishing Website Blocking: Samsung Knox justifies web pages accessed by users by anticipatory blocking any possible phishing sites to help safeguard user data and privacy. 
  • Enhanced Personal Information Protection: Samsung Knox will make sure to offer seamless protection of users’ crucial data through a connection with Samsung Knox Vault, a dedicated processor for security functions. 

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Samsung Debuts WAD Interactive Display Series in the USA

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Samsung Electronics is introducing a new Google EDLA-certified ‘WAD’ interactive display for classrooms as part of Teacher Appreciation Week.

This week is Teacher Appreciation Week (from May 6–10) in the U.S. Samsung appreciates teachers’ hard work and offers them new classroom technology, professional development assets, and discounts on goods.

Samsung debuted a new lineup of interactive displays for classrooms named the WAD series, certified by Google for educational use. They are available in three sizes and run the latest Android OS system.

  • 65-inch, 75-inch, and 86-inch models 

The WAD series interactive displays are intentionally designed to be easy for teachers to use. Since they are Google-certified, they work seamlessly with Google Classroom as well as Drive. The WAD series interactive displays feature various functionalities to boost student engagement and collaboration. 

  • Natural writing experience with an IR touch
  • At least 40 students can interact together. 
  • Up to nine devices can share content on the display simultaneously. 
  • It offers a 3-in-1 USB-C port for connection with the support of 65W charging and HDMI output for sharing content. 

Notably, the display can send critical messages instantly across all displays in classrooms and public spaces. The school leaders have the power to remotely monitor and control the display using Samsung’s Device Management Solution (DMS). 

Samsung.com is offering an exclusive discount to educators and school administrators on a few devices. – 

  • Up to $600 off on particular curved and ergonomic Samsung monitors for helping with lesson planning, parent communication, and more. 
  • Up to 25% off popular models such as the WAC series and the Samsung Interactive Pro display. 

As a part of the week’s promotions, teachers have the chance to earn a $50 Samsung Gift Card with purchases over $299.


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Samsung and O2 Telefónica Boost German 4G & 5G Network

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Samsung Electronics and O2 Telefónica today announced that the brands have debuted their very first virtualized RAN (vRAN) and Open RAN commercial sites in Germany.

It is the first time that Samsung’s 5G vRAN solution is being used in Germany, which is using vRAN and Open RAN technology and is live in Landsberg am Lech, Germany, offering 4G and 5G services. At the moment, the facility is limited, but the network will be expanded to seven more sites in the area soon. Undoubtedly, this is an efficient development for open-RAN technology. 

The Executive Vice President, Head of Global Sales & Marketing, Networks Business at Samsung Electronics, Junehee Lee, stated, “Samsung is setting new standards for excellence in the telecommunications industry with our innovative vRAN and open RAN capabilities. Celebrating Telefónica’s 100th anniversary, we are proud to be the key partner for O2 Telefónica on their trailblazing journey to usher in a new era of connectivity in Germany.” 

O2 Telefónica is building an even more significant and futureproof network, leveraging modern and advanced technologies, open interfaces, and automation capabilities. Open RAN authorizes greater flexibility in the mobile network. Based on open interfaces, operators can merge network components from different providers and integrate them into their network. 

Samsung is providing its market-leading 4G and 5G vRAN 3.0 solution and O-
RAN-compliant radios supporting low- and mid-bands (700MHz, 800MHz, 1.8GHz, 2.1GHz, 2.6GHz, and 3.6GHz), which include 64T6R Massive MIMO radios. After this, the brand will launch intelligent network automation solutions for Samsung just to control life cycle management, from deployment and operation to maintenance. This O-RAN-compliant automation solution offers the power to accelerate innovative software-based network rollouts by authorizing the automated deployment of many network sites together.


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