Tizen and WebOS home screens are similarly intuitive, clean, and user-friendly. Both have a wide app selection and easy app store navigation. LG edges out Samsung in settings design and remote ...

The show floor brimmed with Android TV-powered televisions, Tizen-powered televisions, Firefox-powered televisions, and LG webOS 2.0-powered televisions, and they all appeared super slick and smart.

Tizen and WebOS were supposed to be contenders in smartphones, but it never worked out. But for smart TVs, these also-ran platforms became stars.

As for Tizen, well, Samsung was smart enough to realize that releasing a Tizen phone would be a complete nonstarter when it had already conditioned its user base to expect Android.

LG showed off a WebOS based TV at the electronics show, which might be their response to Samsung and the Tizen OS.

Tizen 2.0 feels a lot like Android 2.2 (or even 2.1), with some of the design sensibility of webOS. From the sliding lock screen to the pull-down windowshade and settings menu to the grid of icons ...

Google's Android TV may have the numbers but it doesn't have a wide lead against Samsung's Tizen-based platform, LG's webOS TV, Amazon's Fire TV, and the handful of other custom platforms on the ...

Tizen OS significantly smartens up Samsung's smart TVs in 2015. We go hands on with the new interface at a Samsung SUHD event in this video.

Samsung announced its first smartphone powered by its Tizen operating system, which could indicate a move away from Android.

In a recent interview, Samsung head J.K. Shin revealed his company’s ambitions for Tizen as the company is exploring ways to turn every piece of consumer electronics it makes smart by powering ...