Low-end Samsung SM-Z130H should be launched soon, here's its Tizen UI

The Samsung SM-Z130H that we told you about earlier this month is the first low-end Samsung handset to run Tizen OS. While the smartphone has yet to be officially announced, SamMobile recently discovered more details about it, including screenshots of its UI.

The SM-Z130H runs Tizen 2.3, and it’s pretty clear that its UI resembles Samsung’s TouchWiz interface. The phone will come with some features that are already available on Samsung’s Android devices - like Ultra Power Saving Mode, and Private Mode - as well as with various apps pre-installed (Facebook, Twitter, and even Google apps).

According to SamMobile, the SM-Z130H is codenamed KIRAN, but its final name isn’t known at this point. Specs-wise, the handset offers a 4-inch TFT display with 480 x 800 pixels, 3.2 MP rear camera with LED flash, VGA front-facing camera, dual-core 1.2 GHz Spreadtrum SC7727S processor, and 512 MB of RAM. Dual SIM support, Wi-Fi, FM radio and Bluetooth 4.0 are also included.

Samsung should launch the SM-Z130H in India first (sometime before the end of the year), possibly as a response to Google’s Android One handsets. We don’t know how much the Tizen handset will cost, but it shouldn’t be too much anyway. Interested?