February 4th, 2012 
Hornet 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.
Don’t forget to check out more bada videos on HMundane’s Channel
Posted in Reviews, Samsung Wave 3, What's New?, bada 2.0, bada Devices 
Tags: bada 2.0, bada os, review, wave, wave 3 
1 Comment » November 1st, 2011 Kenneth Linn Samsung has confirmed its second-ever UK Bada Developer Day, which takes place this Thursday (11/3) at OXO2, South Bank, London.
‘The event will look at how apps are changing consumer behaviour and future trends that will change the mobile market,’ says Samsung, ‘as well as demonstrations of the updated bada platform and latest bada 2.0 devices, including the Wave III.’
It will also be a good time for Samsung to detail how it plans on expanding and evolving its bespoke mobile operating system going into 2012. Samsung has already confirmed the platform will be going open-source, so we’ll no doubt be hearing more details about this live from the event.
‘Attendees will receive an introduction to bada 2.0 and a demonstration of the key differences and enhanced features of the updated platform, such as multi-tasking, Wi-Fi Direct, Near Field Communication (NFC) and voice recognition,’ said Samsung.
To see what else Samsung has up its sleeve, just read more after the break…
Posted in News & Rumors, bada 2.0, bada Developers Tags: bada, bada 2.0, developer, developer days, samsung, samsung wave 3, United Kingdom, wave No Comments » October 28th, 2011 Kenneth Linn The Samsung bada 2.0 Power App Race competition will formally launch bada 2.0 to mobile applications developers, while offering them an opportunity to win up to $100,000 (USD) for each creative app. Entries are now open and will close at midnight on 31 December 2011.
Ten applications – five game and five non-game applications – will be selected and rewarded with prize money totalling $1,000,000 (USD). Furthermore, winning applications will receive the ‘Power App’ mark with exclusive marketing and promotion benefits.
For more information, click here!
Posted in News & Rumors, bada 2.0, bada Developers Tags: apps, bada, bada 2.0, competition, developers, games, mobile, money, power app race, tech, wave, winning No Comments » October 22nd, 2011 Kenneth Linn With Samsung being the top vendor of smartphones in the world and having a strong presense in the United States with the Galaxy S Android lineup being so popular, it is easy to understand why Samsung hasn’t introduced bada in the United States. From a business perspective, it comes down to dollars and cents and with Android carrying the load, Samsung is riding with it. However, I do think it is a mistake for Samsung not to to give bada a chance in the States. See my reasons why after the break….
1. Whether you think so or not, there IS a market for bada in the United States. With iOS and Android reigning king in the United States, one might think bada would be a tough sell. I do not think that would be the case. Samsung’s platform has a lot going for it that the others do not. Bada is a secure platform aimed mainly at those who are coming from a feature phone to a smartphone for the first time therefore, the prices are very low. You get a ton of features for less money which is always a good thing. Bada 2.0 is very smooth, fluid, and secure as well…something that cannot be said with Android. Bada also offers a unique user experience that I think would many Americans would enjoy who have become bored with the normal Android and iOS love-fest going on. Someone who just wants to get work done, communicate, and not worry about OS updates coming every week would enjoy bada.
Posted in Editorials Tags: bada, bada 2.0, developers, mobile, opinion, rumors, samsung, tech, united states, wave 1 Comment »
