Samsung has supported an open source operating system called Tizen which works across the devices — mobile phones to wearables to TVs. Almost a thousand developers are working on creating new uses for this platform. Nearly fifty per cent applications in the Tizen store are being created in India in a Bangalore-based TDS2015. Tizen is being promoted as the ‘ OS of Everything’. Samsung has announced two new SDKs. This will enable the developers to write native apps apart from the existing web-apps. There will be graphics driven user interface and content from the cloud-based systems. A new 3D engine will enable developers to bring 3D applications to the platform. Tizen functions can be contextualized according to the user behavior. A third of Tizen developers are from India. And a third of top apps are games. The new SDKs will bring support from HTML, Javas cript and Cascading Style Sheets. All this will enable development of intuitive UIs for the platform. Samsung proposes to create an open system for Internet of things ( IoT ) based on Tizen. Using Android compatability library, developers can bring Android apps to Tizen.