Another failed service for Google today, as it drops Google Maps real estate on the pile of failures along with Google Wave, Google Video, Google Web Accelerator… the list goes on. Will Google’s losing streak never end?
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Samsung has announced the Samsung Wave II, the successor to the Samsung Wave. The Samsung Wave II comes running Samsung’s own operating system, bada, which Samsung pushes as its ‘democratising’ smartphone OS.
Morning all! We’re about to kick off with even more gadget news to take you through the day, but before we do, tuck into a smorgasbord of everything you missed overnight – it’s all right here waiting for you in your techie breakie.
Just bought a Samsung Wave? If you were nervy about plonking down cold hard cash for a phone with a fledgling OS, here’s some reassurance for you: Samsung’s told us it’ll be bringing future updates to the Wave. That’s not all though: sequels are on the way, and a top exec revealed that its’ “investigating” putting Bada on other devices too. Now what could they be?
The Samsung Galaxy S and Samsung Wave run two different operating systems, but they both share the same smart focus on social networking and keeping all your friends just a finger prod away, whether they’re close Facebook mates or Twitter wits you follow and admire. Check out their instant communication prowess here in our Social Hub video.
The Samsung Wave has splashed down in the UK, complete with bada, and the world’s first Super AMOLED screen for eye popping colours. While we’ve gone in depth on the phone’s skills in our guides, we thought a video would show you best just how gorgeous that display really is, so read on to see it in action!
We’ve been eagerly awaiting the Samsung Wave since its first unveiling back in Barcelona in February, and the new operating system it runs, Bada, since as long ago as last year. We’ve given you the full rundown already in an extensive hands on preview, but now we’ve got our mitts on a shipping, finished version, it’s time for the full review. Can it cut it in today’s hyper competitive smartphone world? Read on and find out in our Samsung Wave review.
The Samsung Wave is a big first for Samsung, but not just because it’s the phone that marks the debut of Bada – it’s also the first phone on the market to uses Samsung’s brand new Super AMOLED screen tech, which promised deep rich colours, and just as importantly, visibility outdoors. Does it deliver? And can you actually type on it? Read on and find out in our Samsung Wave review.