The Samsung Wave marks a bold new move from Samsung: the introduction of its own smartphone OS, Bada. But in an already over crowded market (iPhone OS, Android, Symbian, Windows Phone 7, BlackBerry OS, webOS), is this a welcome addition, or the beginning of unnecessary fragmentation? And should developers flock to Bada or concentrate their efforts elsewhere? Read on and find out in our Samsung Wave review: Bada section.
The Samsung Wave isn’t just a gorgeous Super AMOLED slab – there’s the rest of the phone and the innards to contend with as well, like it or not. How do they measure up? And for just how long? Find out in this part of our Samsung Wave review.
Morning! It’s not quite the fine Friday that we were hoping for, but even if the sun is missing, the juicy gadget headlines certainly aren’t. See what you missed while you were kipping, right here in our techie breakie roundup!
The Samsung Wave has washed up on UK shores, complete with a dazzling Super AMOLED screen and brand new operating system, Bada. What’s special about the horsepower and new look software? Check out all our Samsung guides right here and we’ll breakdown all its USPs for you right here!
The Samsung Wave is on sale, so we thought we’d do the only decent thing and give it a full review for you. But before we do, check out the first Bada blower in our photo gallery right here. Read on and see what you get in the box!
The Samsung Wave is the first phone to use a Super AMOLED screen. Why is it so special, and why should you care? Read on as we take a look at the Samsung Wave’s Hollywood-grade display.
The best thing about smartphones like the Samsung Wave is that you’re always connected to the world around you, via the web. The Bada OS does more with this connectivity power than just slapping a browser icon in the phone’s menu. Read on to find out more about the Wave’s net powers.
The Samsung Wave is one of the best personal organisers you could hope for. It can store reams of info about literally everyone you know, it’s small enough to keep with you from dawn til dusk and with 3G internet it can grab calendar updates online too.
