Posts Tagged ‘review’

Bada 2.0 vs. Android 4.0.3 (ICS)

Ever wondered how the latest bada OS will go up against the latest Android?

Well then this is gonna be a treat for you. Most famous bada and Wave series YouTuber, HMundane, has done a very in-depth comparison of both the operating systems.

Shoot-out Bada 2.0 vs Android 4.0.3
Samsung Wave 3 vs Samsung Galaxy SII.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlZkx8-hZRc

Don’t forget to check out more bada videos on HMundane’s Channel

Radio Ball 3D Review

Radio Ball 3D is one of the most addicting games I’ve ever played on the bada OS platform. The bada Developer Challenge finalist is a fun, radioactive, fast-paced and accelerometer driven 3D game. You control a uranium ball driven by radioactive waste which rushes through a tunnel. Go as far as you can, collect power-ups, do combos and avoid or destroy obstacles. And oh yeah… this game’s music kicks ass!

Get your score as high as possible and keep rollin’.

Leave your highscore in the comments if you have the game.

DOWNLOAD FROM HERE

Timelapse App Review

You probably once saw a movie where the story skipped a few day’s and then they showed fast moving could’s and a sun. Well I don’t know about you but I always wondered how do they make that effect.  (little explanation): They just take pictures every few seconds or minutes.  Then they put all those pictures together and show them at a 20 or higher frame-rate (basic of fluid moving video).  Well like  a company would say that i’m not going to name THERE IS AN APP FOR THAT!!!  This app is called, make a guess: TimeLapse.  Timelapse is an app which is simple to use.  Thanks to the nice GUI.  You can control everything interval between frames, frames cap for when you don’t want to wait at your phone wile you are taking your epic timelapse.

There is one “problem” with this app.  When you wan’t to save your timelapse  on your phone memory it will be coded in a format that your phone ins’t able to playback.  This is a small problem, it isn’t the developer his  fault but it’s something with the encoder’s and other things that where not allowed by the Samsungapps certification team.  Ill just look over that small problem cause its an epic app.

I give this app a 4.5/5    so that means  its a must get app.

And Thanks To the Developer for all of the coupon codes. To see the codes, just click read more.

Battle Royale: Apple iOS 5 vs Samsung bada 1.2/1.0

With the tech world drooling over Apple’s WWDC 2011 keynote this past week, I wanted to take a moment to reflect back on the keynote then do some comparisons between the bada platform (as it stands NOW…not 2.0) and the iOS 5 platform to see where bada stacks up against the big boy of the mobile world.

Everyone knows that iOS is a very smooth, clean, and polished user interface and has a lot of function while remaining incredibly simple to use. That simpleness in my opinion is good and bad at the same time. What I mean is, a lot of time when you make a function so simple, it means that you leave out a lot of features. For example, in the camera application – it is simple to use but when compared to bada there a lot less features. There are no real camera settings to change for the type of shot you are doing. It is simply a point, tap to focus, and then shoot. Sure it takes great pictures but what if a user wants more? That is my problem with iOS as a whole. iOS 5 however, adds a lot more function in many places including the camera application as well as making notifications easy to deal with…but how different is iOS from the bada platform.

I get asked all the time, “why is iOS so good? When you take away the apps, it is no different than any other OS.” and honestly they are right. To prove my point, I am going to do a little comparison between whats new in iOS 5 and show how bada stacks up.

**Please note: This is not a comparison between both OS’s as a whole. That is something I will do when bada 2.0 is released!! This is just a comparison between what bada has had from the beginning and how it stacks up with what Apple added to iOS during the keynote**