The Samsung Wave 723 is now available to buy, with the cheap and cheeky smartphone chucked in for free from £20 per month on O2, and finally bringing the Korean manufacturer’s bada platform to the masses. A versatile device, the Wave 723 brings support for Samsung Apps, the

Samsung is still eager to push their Bada platform in the face of Android’s  looming popularity and the phoenix-like (or zombie-like, we’re unsure as to which…) resurrection of Palm’s WebOS, and as such the Korean firm is opting for the good old fashioned

Samsung’s open source platform is already doing a roaring trade with over a million bada-powered Wave handsets shipping in its first month, and a strong team of app developers constantly refreshing the store with new and unique…well, certainly new content, but what have

Equally a gesture of goodwill as it is to show off the wares in Samsung’s App Store, EA are giving away driving sim Need For Speed: Shift for free to Samsung Wave owners.
A limited time offer of a mere 1.2 million downloads, Need For Speed: Shift features some of the world’s

The Samsung Wave is now available to purchase on Vodafone, with pay monthly deals offering a free handset from £25.
Lucky pre-order purchasers have been receiving handsets throughout the week, with the bada-powered Wave getting also getting an app-powered shot in the arm with a

Korean device manufacturer Samsung aims to ship as many as 10 million of their flagship Wave S8500 device in 2010, marking a concerted push for the first handset to run on their open source ‘Bada’ operating system.
The Samsung Wave offers a revamped user experience based

Samsung have announced they are working on a new open mobile platform called Bada. With the Koran manufacturers phones currently using popular OSs such as Android, Symbian and Windows Mobile how does adding a 4th …

Today marked the launch of a new mobile operating system for Samsung phones dubbed ‘bada’, promising new software solutions, an open and flexible platform for developers, and an intuitive