It’s no secret that Samsung is trying to become independent of wyszukiwarkowego giant, but he does not go too well. Tizen is more a curiosity than a real competition, and proprietary TouchWiz has long been collecting very unflattering reviews.
Project Zero, which works on the Galaxy S6, are expected to bring the biggest changes since the Galaxy S3. Getting rid of preinstalled applications from Samsung, which has never delighted, slimming system and improve the user interface. According to the site Sammobile, S6 with a new pad close to the bare Android will be much faster than Lollipop on Note 4. Much more interesting, however, is what will appear on it instead of appek.
According to the same site, the Galaxy S6 will be pre-installed applications such as … OneNote, OneDrive, Office Mobile (with a free subscription to Office 365) and Skype from Microsoft . Hell has frozen over? Madness? Not necessarily, but rather pure business calculation. A few days ago, we went around the news that Microsoft and Samsung have come to an agreement on a dispute concerning royalties for Android that Samsung has to pay Microsoft for every sold model of the system. Everything points to the fact that under the agreement, Microsoft will give up with these charges, and Koreans in return will join the system, applications and services this company. Would dovetail perfectly with the new strategy of Microsoft, which I wrote about in the morning and relying on indirect “stealing” of users and data. As you can see, the list does not have Outlook or Bing Maps, so the service with Google Play store is sure to leave.
Today’s probably no surprise to me.
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