Opera Mini for Tizen-based Samsung Gear S

What the hell, a web browser for the smartwatch? This is something that should not exist. It's ridiculous to surf the net on the watch or even the calculator itself. Of course, the watches are having the small screen and it's kind of impossible to see everything on the page at once. In fact, there's even the Galaxy App Store for the Samsung smartwatches running Tizen OS which is the great move that improves the performance of the smartwatches since running Android on them took up so much resources for some secret reasons.
Opera Mini is known for low data usage and fast page loading processes and it has been in various mobile devices as well. You can access the favorite links and social networks with this version but how can this fit in the small devices like the smartwatches? No matter how wide the screen is, it's sort of like using the colored cellphones with internet access of the past.

Tizen on Galaxy Gear

If you have known the serious criticism on the original Galaxy Gear, then be prepared for the surprise that Samsung is finally doing the right thing for security, battery-life saving and better performance. With Tizen on Galaxy Gear including the new Galaxy Gears, you should be able to buy one as long as your device supports it. I may recommend that you buy the new Galaxy Gear running Tizen so that your device can support it that easily. Older Samsung devices like the one I have don't support it of course.
The only problem is that Tizen is one of the underrated OSes but putting it in the Galaxy Gears is like a good move.

Samsung's product for Mobile World Congress turns out to be their handsets with Tizen OS

The MeeGo OS was somewhat underrated for the Nokia phones but then, it seems that the Nokia cellphones were quite popular until things seem to have changed the smartphone market as we know today. Popular ones are the IOS and Android smartphones and now, it seems that Samsung is likely to change the OS for their future smartphones with Tizen OS. What is Tizen OS? Well, it's another Linux based smartphone OS after the Meego OS. So, they are planning to show their Tizen related products at the Mobile World Congress event in February 23rd.
Unfortunately, there was a setback last week when NTT DoCoMo shelved their plans to release the Tizen related products. The main problem is that the other operating systems than IOS and Android are pretty much underrated that nobody may have interests in them. Sure, there may be popular Linux OSes like Ubuntu for instance but it cannot be the same for the others. Like why would people waste their time in creating their own Linux based OSes? Isn't that looking like there's way too many of those OSes? The previous underrated OS for Samsung was Bada OS for their handsets that they're now using the Tizen OS. It may look different for sure as we know.
Your best bet will be to install Cyangenmod on your Android devices for better privacy and security as this Android OS alternative is popular and you could have used that on your existing Samsung devices if compatible instead of this disaster of underrated-ness Samsung's planning this year.