Unboxing And Demo - Samsung Wave

Here is a good video of Matt from Tracy & Matt's blog.  The Samsung Wave or otherwise known as S8500 is Samsung first phone to run their new Bada OS.  This phone features a 3.3" Super Amoled screen which really looks better than anything else on the market.

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Samsung Wave S8500 Preview

Phone Arena previews the Samsung Wave S8500 (first official bada phone). It sports sleek design with 3.3-inch Super AMOLED display that delivers even greater image quality with reduced energy consumption. The Wave is also equipped with a 1GHz Samsung processor that should allow for smooth 3D gaming and HD video playback. Its 5MP camera is capable of capturing HD video clips.

 

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Samsung Galaxy S and Wave 'coming soon' to Vodafone UK

Vodafone has updated its Coming Soon page to show a selection of new handsets, which is highlighted by Samsung's pair of Super AMOLED beasts, the Wave and Galaxy S. 


The Wave brings the new Bada sensibility to British shores, while the Galaxy S will be pretty much the most advanced Android handset the UK has yet seen. It runs version 2.1 with Samsung's own skin on top, but it's the hardware behind it that'll be pushing Brits to upgrade. 


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Samsung S8500 Wave Pictures

Samsung S8500 Wave Pictures – The Samsung Wave S8500 is the first official bada phone. It sports sleek design with 3.3-inch Super AMOLED display that delivers even greater image quality with reduced energy consumption. The Wave is also equipped with a 1GHz Samsung processor that should allow for smooth 3D gaming and HD video playback. Its 5MP camera is capable of capturing HD video clips.


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Samsung releases Bada SDK beta 2 to all developers

Today Samsung releases beta 2 of their Bada SDK. You may now start creating your Bada apps and then deploy them on the first Bada phone – the S8500 Wave.

The SDK includes the IDE (integrated development environment), Simulator, UI builder, sample applications plus full documentation and tutorials.

The new UI framework provided with the SDK supports the latest TouchWiz, Adobe Flash, motion sensors, vibration and even face-detection.

With the new version of the SDK you will be able to deploy all the apps you create on the S8500 Wave. The first Bada phone is expected to hit the stores in the end of this month.

You can find more information about the SDK on the Bada developer website.

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