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Samsung to release first Tizen Smartphone in Egypt by early 2016

 
Interesting news. Egypt is said to be looking at releasing their first Tizen-powered smartphones in the Egyptian markets at the beginning of 2016. That Information is according to Samsung’s IT and Mobile Product Manager, Raafat Khalil said Tuesday. Could this hail the release of the Samsung Z1 or the upcoming Samsung Z3?
 
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The remarks made by Khalil were on the sidelines of the press conference held by the firm Tuesday to release Galaxy Tab S2. Keep following Tizen Experts for all the Tizen News.
 

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