Tizen Introduction & Overview
summary
Tizen 2.0 ships as a Linux Foundation open-source platform with Tizen 2.0 released for mobile and IVI profiles, over 1,000 git repositories, and an industry association of 12 members. Web runtime uses WebKit2 and scores 492/500 on HTML5test; web graphics hit ~28 FPS vs Android’s 16 on the same hardware. Native layer adds about 10,000 APIs in C++, keeps source-level compatibility, claims <5% image-size overhead for native vs ~10% for web, and supplies SDKs (Eclipse, GCC/Clang), EFL, Smack-based security, package manager (tpk) and emulator tools.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 10:11Release History
- 21:06Native Framework vs. Core
- 52:25Secure Platform
- 57:39Emulator
- 58:01SDK Download & Install
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