So, the Samsung Wave’s been a long time coming, but it’s finally here. So much so, in fact, that our good friends over at SlashGear managed to get one sent to them, and sure enough, they’ve been nice enough to give us one of their famous “SlashGear Reviews.” There’s a lot to take in with [...]
There’s no doubt in our minds that Samsung has a clear goal in mind when it comes to their latest smartphones. Truth be told, they have to, considering one of them is running a brand new, proprietary mobile Operating System (while the other, a 4-inch Android-running beast may not be so hard to sell to [...]
When Samsung initially announced their first-ever Bada OS mobile device, the attention wasn’t necessarily on the software (as we already have plenty of those out there), but on the hardware. All things aside, the Samsung Wave is, at least on paper, one of the most technically powerful devices on the market. Powered by a 1GHz [...]
You’ll have to consider the word soon to be pretty relative in this case, because we still don’t have any idea when the Samsung Wave is going to be released in the United States, let alone anywhere else (not including the UK). At least, not by any official means, anyway. But, if some recent Bluetooth [...]
When you think about Android, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? Google? Don’t be shocked if it is, because you wouldn’t be the only one. After all, it is Google’s mobile Operating System. However, much like AT&T (we imagine), it looks like Samsung and Yahoo! want you to actually associate “open source,” [...]
The Samsung Wave is one of those phones we’re longing to get some extra time with. While we’ve had our hands-on time with the device, we’re aching to get into the meat and bones of the company’s first Bada-powered handset. And while initial grumblings said that the device would be available by the end of [...]
With the big billboard required at the Mobile World Congress event hall, Samsung provides a glimpse of its upcoming Samsung Wave with Bada platform. The new Samsung Wave is a full touch screen phone, and comes with a camera module placed at its left corner. Details of the specifications is still unkonwn yet but will [...]
Samsung has announced the launch of its own open mobile platform, Samsung bada in December. The name ‘bada’, which means ‘ocean’ in Korean, was chosen to convey the limitless variety of potential applicationswhich can be created using the new platform.
