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- $ 7.100 million Samsug looking to grab market share by 2020.
- 74% operating profit fell by Samsung in the third quarter of 2014.
The challenge of Samsung Electronics Co. Google Inc. software is going phones to televisions, while the South Korean company tries to capitalize on the growing interest in smart homes.
The largest manufacturer of televisions in the world will present the first devices equipped with Tizen software in the Hall of Consumer Electronics this week, and all models connected to the web that sells this year will work with that operating system. You may at CES the company also show how televisions washing machines, refrigerators and vacuum cleaners communicate.
Lee, the controlling family, are trying to reinvent Samsung as a supplier of appliances connected to the internet to grab market share which could amount to $ 7.100 billion in 2020. Samsung wants to generate income and services with Tizen applications how do Apple Inc. and Google with their operating systems, and the company based in Suwon is putting the accent on TVs and consumer electronics following a year have been delayed with a phone equipped with Tizen.
“In smartphones, there is likelihood that the Tizen of Samsung may displace the two dominant operating systems, “said Claire Kim, Seoul-based analyst at Daishin Securities Co.” But on the TVs, Samsung may have a chance. “
The Samsung advance No. 1 in global sales of Android phones depended on Google. Almost all of the 243 million smartphones that Samsung shipped until September 30th worked with that software, Google usually gives in return for mobile advertising revenue and a portion of sales applications.
Phone Supremacy
Samsung faces the strongest to your phone supremacy after posting lower quarterly profit in more than two years challenge. Operating profit in the mobile phone unit, the largest cash-generating company, fell 74% in the September quarter and sales fell 33%.
This is leading the company to seek new resources to generate income. Tizen arose that Samsung joined Intel Corp. and NTT Docomo Inc., among others.
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