Samsung Singapore just announced on Twitter that it will be releasing the Wave 578 bada OS phone today locally. This model features NFC support and Bada OS 1.1, but you can only expect it on the market in Singapore for now. First detailed in April, this model was supposed to launch in June and it’s only now that we get a proper launch. The price...
Samsung’s got a new Bada OS handset coming, possibly at this week’s IFA 2010 event in Berlin. Dubbed the Samsung Wave S7320, the new handset will hit the European market at the end of September and it’ll look something like this. The specs of the device are available below, although these are not confirmed and certainly not the official...
Samsung Wave S8500 wasn’t a very impressive piece of gear, although it had the brand new Bada OS on board and its specs were pretty high end. A follow-up was announced just the other day, the Wave 723 model, also known as GT-S7320E and running the same OS. Apparently, the device will be more on the mid-range side of things. Samsung Wave 723 can...
Slashgear got a Samsung Wave S8500 Bada OS phone recently and reviewed it, for us all to see and analyse. This is the very first Samsung Bada OS phone, so it’s very important to see what impression it makes specially because it debuts a fresh software platform. The device measures 10.9mm, so it’s pretty slim and it comes with a 3.3 inch...
Samsung’s first Bada OS device, the Wave S8500 is coming to Canada, it seems, courtesy of Bell. The carrier recently announced this debut and the handset is supposed to go live in the next few months for a yet unannounced price. This smartphone runs Samsung’s own OS and it packs pretty high end features, like a 3.3 inch WVGA Super AMOLED...
Samsung’s first Bada OS phone, Wave aka S8500 is now available on T-Mobile UK, for £369.99 unlocked. Also, you can get it for free, up to £59.99, depending on the contract you choose. This handset features a 3.3 inch Super AMOLED touchscreen display, Bluetooth 3.0, WiFi, a 1GHz processor, a 5 megapixel camera and A-GPS. 720p video recording/encoding...
Remember Samsung’s in-house developed OS, dubbed Bada? It’s available on a single device till now, Samsung Wave S8500, but a recent leak from Russia confirms 4 more models with this platform, all of them coming in 2010. Here they are, courtesy of Samsung Hub: These devices were leaked during a Samsung press conference in Russia, but sadly...
Last we heard, Samsung was gearing up to show the world its first Bada OS handset at MWC 2010, but now it seems they’ve got more than that coming. SamsungHub reports that the company is also preparing its very first Super AMOLED touchscreen handset, also to be showcased in Barcelona next week. The screen is possibly a WVGA one and we know that...
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