Samsung’s bada code camp is a full day of interactive sessions covering everything from the basics of the bada platform to deployment into the bada App Store.
It seems that Samsung has release the successor of Samsung Wave II,the new Samsung Wave II.It seems that this new Wave II will be the new smartphone with Bada OS.A few days ago Samsung unveiled the successor of the popular S8500 (or Wave): This is the Samsung S8530, or Wave II.
ven with all the new updates regarding the upcoming Windows Phone 7 handsets (the new Microsoft OS was just launched a day ago), smart phone manufacturers Samsung, RIM and HP are still up for pushing through with their own proprietary operating systems.
Now that the whole world has turned its attention to the Samsung Galaxy S series of smartphones, the South Korean company decided to remind everyone of its proprietary OS: Bada. So here it comes folks: the Samsung Wave II with practically the same Bada OS, but with some Swype improvements.
Samsung confirms it will drop Symbian this year
Although most of us are still kinda sceptical about the prospects of Samsung’s Bada platform that doesn’t stop the Korean company from pursuing carrier partners which could sell one of few Bada-powered devices that were announced to date.
Samsung's software developer kit (SDK) for its Bada mobile operating system has now exited its beta test phase and is in version 1.0.
There’s a new Samsung smartphone on its way and apparently Samsung has now announced the device which is the Samsung S5330 Wave 2 Pro which sports Samsung’s Bada operating system.
South Korean consumer electronics' giant Samsung Electronics is betting big on Indian developers to build applications for its newest mobile platform ‘B ada' that drives some of its smart phones.
