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How do you get HBO Go on Samsung Tizen Smart TVs? HBO Go is supported on most Samsung Tizen Smart TVs. To find out if HBO GO is available on your Samsung TV, go to Samsung TV: Compatible Devices with HBO GO and look for your Samsung TV model. If HBO GO is not available on your Samsung TV, you can use a streaming player (such as Roku or Apple TV), a game console, or stream HBO GO to your TV using Chromecast. Go to Smart Hub and search for HBO Go
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For all you Tizen fans, Samsung has announced that it's Tizen operating system will power all it's smart TVs in 2015. We should hear more this week as CES rolls out and all the companies showcase their latest products. Last year at CES 2014, LG announced webOS was going to power all of its smart TVs. They got a raving review, now it's Samsung's turn to bake in their "homegrown" OS. Tizen, a Samsung-designed OS, has powered smartwatches such as the Gear 2 and Gear S. A Tizen-powered phone was postponed from being launched in Russia earlier this year, with rumors of an imminent India launch.
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Samsung has posted the SDK for it's 2015 TV line up: http://www.samsungdforum.com/Tizendevtools/Sdkdownload Dear Partners and Developers, The Samsung TV SDK Team is pleased to release the Tizen-based Samsung TV SDK 1.0. The SDK provides developers with the tools they need to begin developing for the Tizen-based Samsung TV platform. The toolset includes an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and a Web Simulator for testing TV apps on a PC. A Tizen-based Samsung TV SDK combines the best features of a TV with the power of web based technologies. By combining the size, i
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The headlines are coming in with CES happening this week, Tizen will power all of Samsung's 2015 Smart TVs. Samsung is pulling absolutely no punches in hyping up its CES product lineup this year, but this is a level of bravado that exceeds even the typically wild levels the company is known for. Look beyond its the incredibly awkward S'UHD TV branding (which probably stands for Samsung Ultra HD) — the real news here is that Samsung believes it has literally made the "most seductive TV of all time." Features and specs are clearly secondary to this tease — Samsung wants to get our attention