Samsung Wave/ Bada OS Users Get NFS: Shift for Free

There are certain perks when using a Samsung Wave handset, aside from being among the first persons to experience Bada OS. For example, you get free 10EUR to spend on Samsung Apps and NFS: Shift for free. The title is available for download for the first 1.2 million Wave or bada OS users. EA’s game allows the users to race in Dubai, Italy, London... 

Bada Public SDK Available

Samsung’s Bada OS is now having its SDK released to the public, well, to the developers at least. Samsung’s partners have been able to work with the SDK for a while now, but regular devs are also going access it now, by registering for free on the Bada developer site. Bada is getting a lot of support from major players like Twitter, Electronic... 

Samsung S8500 Wave, First Bada OS Phone Gets Pictured Via Leak

After a brief look at the very first leaked shot of the debut Bada OS phone, Samsung Wave, we’re treated to much more: detailed images and the full specs list of the device, now known as the Samsung S8500 handset. Samsung Wave comes with a 3.3 inch AMOLED display, a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with flash and support for 720p video capture, 2GB... 

Samsung Corby Beat M3710 to Feature a Game Store Bada OS App

Samsung’s Corby line is getting new members every day, or so it seems, since we get to check out another model from this line, the M3710 Beat, pictured below. The device will feature a “Game Store” app, specific to the Bada operating system, created by Samsung. The Game Store includes only Java apps and if you remember, Samsung announced... 

Samsung Unveils Bada OS Officially, Developers Get Much Love

A couple of weeks after announcing that it’ll develop an in-house called Bada, Samsung launched the platform in London. The event took place yesterday and the features of the OS get showcased in the video below. Notice a couple of feats borrowed from iPhone OS and overall, the OS looks like nothing new, if you ask me. Bada OS is all about touch... 

Samsung Quits Using Symbian, Launches Fewer Windows Mobile Handsets?

Just days after announcing its very own mobile OS, Bada, Samsung seems to be quitting Symbian, as one of its platform choices. Also, the company intends to release fewer Windows Mobile smartphones in the following years. If you’re looking for certainty, they’ll stop making Symbian phones from 2011, while the number of WM handsets will be... 

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