We already know that recently Samsung India has launched three new smartphones in 3 different platforms namely, Android, BADA and Windows Phone. We attended the launch event in Delhi and here are the hands-on photos of Samsung Wave 3. Enjoy… Continue reading “Samsung Wave 3 Hands-On”
Samsung has launched the bada 2.0 SDK (Software Development Kit) for the developers, which is their own mobile development platform. They showcased the features of bada 2.0 at the MWC 2011 in Barcelona earlier this February. Continue reading “Samsung launches bada 2.0 SDK”
Samsung Android devices are famous worldwide but what about their Bada powered devices? Well, they are also famous and one of the best selling Samsung devices. Bada is Samsung’s very own OS and Samsung Wave was first one to run it, and then Samsung launched the Wave 2 and it’s known as one of the best selling Samsung devices. It looks like Samsung is working on another Bada powered device. Continue reading “Samsung Wave 725 leaked, coming in September”
Samsung recently showcased the features of Bada 2.0 operating system at the Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona. Bada is the Samsung’s very own operating system, which was announced in November 2009 and was showcased last year at the MWC 2010 in Barcelona.
Samsung recently showcased the features of Bada 2.0 operating system at the Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona. Bada is the Samsung’s very own operating system, which was announced in November 2009 and was showcased last year at the MWC 2010 in Barcelona. Samsung Wave S5800 was the first smartphone to feature the Bada OS. Samsung easily managed to sell more than 1 million units of the Wave smartphone in just 4 weeks of its launch. Continue reading “Samsung Showcases Bada 2.0 Features At MWC 2011”
Recently, the leaked pics and specs of the Samsung Wave 833 has been emerged in the wild. This handset slightly lower in term of hardware, as compared to the original Wave smartphone.
Recently, the Phone-OS blog shared some leaked pics and specs of the Samsung’s upcoming Wave phone. The mid-range Samsung Wave 833 will be powered by the Bada 1.2 operating system and the device will be slightly lower in term of hardware, as compared to the original Wave and Wave II smartphones. Continue reading “Samsung Wave 833 Leaked Pics And Specs Emerge”
Back in October, Samsung announced the fifth Bada OS powered smartphone, the Samsung Wave II. Flipkart, an online retailer is already selling this handset for an amazing price of Rs.18,999.
Back in October, Samsung announced the fifth Bada OS powered smartphone, the Samsung Wave II S8530. This handset is not yet officially launched in India, but Flipkart, an online retailer is already selling this handset for an amazing price of Rs.18,999. This handset runs on the newer version of the Bada operating system. Continue reading “Samsung Wave II Available In India For Rs.18,999”
Samsung recently announced another mid-range handset, the Samsung Wave 575. This is the sixth handset powered by Bada operating system.
Samsung recently announced another mid-range handset, the Samsung Wave 575. This is the sixth handset powered by Bada operating system. According to Samsung, the specs of Wave 575 is similar to the previously launched Wave 525, but the Wave 575 has support for 3G HSDPA network while Wave 525 supported only EDGE. Continue reading “Samsung Unveils Bada Powered Wave 575”
Samsung recently announced the fifth Bada OS powered smartphone, the Samsung Wave II S8530. This handset comes with a 3.7 inch Super Clear LCD display, 1 GHz processor, 3G Connectivity and more.
Samsung today announced the fifth Bada OS powered smartphone, the Samsung Wave II S8530. This handset comes with a 3.7 inch Super Clear LCD display, 1 GHz processor, 3G Connectivity and more. Samsung Wave II should not be mistaken for the Bada powered Samsung Wave 2 which was launched back in June. Wave II is the successor of the popular Samsung Wave S8500. Continue reading “Samsung Unveils Wave II With 3.7 inch Super Clear LCD”
Samsung has recently released a new firmware upgrade for its popular BADA OS powered smartphone, Samsung Wave. The new version 1.0.2 can be easily downloaded from the KIES.
Here is a good news for most of the Samsung Wave users. Samsung has recently released a new firmware upgrade for its popular BADA OS powered smartphone, Samsung Wave. The new version 1.0.2 can be easily downloaded from the KIES. The latest firmware version does not comes with any major changes, but it fixes a major email bug and some other bugs.
Continue reading “Samsung Wave Firmware Updated to Version 1.0.2”
Samsung recently launched two BADA OS powered smartphone in Russia, Samsung Wave 2 and Samsung Wave 2 Pro. These devices were showcased as Wave 525 and Wave 533 at the CommunicAsia event last month at Singapore.
Samsung recently launched two BADA OS powered smartphones in Russia, Samsung Wave 2 and Samsung Wave 2 Pro. These devices were showcased as Wave 525 and Wave 533 at the CommunicAsia event last month at Singapore. There are no major difference in the specs of these devices except the fact that Wave 2 Pro has a physical slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Check out the specs of these devices below.
Continue reading “Samsung Launches Wave 2 And Wave 2 Pro In Russia”
In a image posted by SamsungHub which appears to be the leaked Roadmap of Samsung Bada Phones , seems like Samsung is working on lower end Bada based phones at a price point of around 340 USD or Rs.16000 approx
Continue reading “Samsung to launch lower end Bada phones , Roadmap Shown off”
Samsung has already advertised their Wave phone running Bada OS at the airport.
But here are some live pictures for you to look at.. It is called the Samsung S8500 Wave. The features include:
Samsung had earlier announced their Bada OS which we reported on. The new Bada OS is expected to be Samsung’s first choice and is expected to replace the Windows Mobile and Symbian OSes that Samsung mobiles currently use. Continue reading “Samsung to Release Phone with Bada OS Soon!”
Samsung have announced the badaOS for their mobile phones. It will be a replacement to the Windows Mobile and Symbian platforms. The name “bada” is derived from a Korean word signifying “ocean”. The name was chosen as it represents the endless possibilities with the OS.
Right now no further information on the platform is available. Sasmung only gives us a sneak peek and slight info at an official site.
The official announcement should be in December when Samsung will officially launch the OS along with the SDK.
