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Tizen 5.5 Public M2 Release


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We are pleased to announce the second milestone release of Tizen 5.5.

The Tizen 5.5 Public M2 release provides developers with the Tizen kernel, device drivers, middleware subsystems, and Native/Web/TizenFX APIs.

 

Key highlights of this release are as follows:

  • Support Intelligent information technologies (NNStreamer/NN Runtime/On-Device Vision(based on DNN))
  • Support Multi-Display/Multi-Window
  • Support Motion APIs based on vector(Lottie)
  • Support Native UI C# APIs
  • Reducing Runtime memory by optimizing D-Bus Policies
  • Support .NET Core 3.0
  • Support Seamless Layout Transition Effect
  • Support Sticker Framework
  • Support Multi-Device Distributed Web Engine
  • Support User Awareness Framework

 

Please refer to the release information for details.

 

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