Coming to Pre-pay-as-you-go soon! Is a range of high end Smartphone’s that most people assume are only available on pay monthly contract, before you think it “yes” these handsets are going to be expensive on pay as you go and to be honest that’s true, but we’ve decided that if people like high end fancy mobiles then who are we to deny them. So here we go, the first handset were going to look at is the Samsung Wave..
The slim and lightweight Samsung Wave,
is the latest in Samsungs range of Smartphone’s. In addition the Wave is the first Samsung handset to use the new Bada operating system, which offers it's user plenty of controls, Flash support, and sensor support help applications to be more interactive. Service-centric features such as in-app-purchasing, SNS integration, and push notification help applications to offer customers a richer, more interactive experience.
The Wave handset features include a captivating 3.3” Super amoled touch screen which really brings colors and images to life for an unbeatable user experience. The super amoled screen has a brighter, clearer and less reflective display than its predecessors, offering high resolution images and video with mDNIe technology which is already incorporated into Samsungs LCD TVs and LED TVs.
With the recent craze for social websites Social Hub seamlessly brings together all social networks in one unified solution, it integrates all major email providers and network sites such as facebook, myspace, msn, twitter and yahoo. TouchWiz 3.0 UI means you have fully customizable menus and home page that you can change to give instant access to all your social networking sites, media player and all your favorite photos, the Quick panel prioritizes choice applications into one screen for ease of access. You can download a large collection of apps from Samsung apps like games, ebooks , social networking, health and lifestyle and navigation With multi codec support for its Divx and Xvid players it gives 5.1 surround sound for a great personal entertainment system, 720p HD video decoding and recording which makes it perfect for capturing, sharing and viewing video.
All in all we think the Wave looks like it's going to be an usefull if not great addition from Samsung, probably though the proof will be in the using and customer experience also alot will depend on how Bada competes with Android, symbian and the other operating sytems out there. Yours thoughts please! Have you used the Wave or own one, have some technical knowledge? Share your thoughts!
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This looks like a great handset and your breif but to the point article sells it well!
But can you tell me why would Samsung introduce a new operating system now, after all Apples updated OS is amazing and with the Android OS being updated regularly is there realy any room for another?
Oh i didnt mention theres also Windows OS.