Samsung to Unveil Three Bada-Powered Smartphones

As Samsung is about to unveil the U.S. versions of smartphones S Galaxy II, the company will also introduce three new mobile phones that are powered by Samsung’s Bada OS 2.0. The Samsung Wave 3 is considered the most upscale of the three, with respectable specifications, including a mail service similar to multi-platform new BlackBerry Messenger (called Social Hub) and some ability to NFC. It has a 4 inch screen Super AMOLED, a 1.4GHz processor, a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash on the back, VGA front camera for video chatting, and Kitten Music Hub.

Meanwhile, the Samsung Wave M is marketed as a mid-range smartphone. Specs include a 3.65 inch screen HVGA 320 x 480 pixels, a 832MHz processor, NFC capabilities, Social Hub, Kitten, a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash on the back and a VGA camera on the front. Finally, the entry-level Samsung Wave Y has basic specs like a 3.2-inch screen HVGA, 2 megapixel camera with rear-facing LED flash, and Kitten.

We have not heard from Samsung when these three Bada-powered smartphones will be available in the U.S. market.

AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II price in USA

amsung Galaxy S II is the Samsung’s new flagship device, we recently reviewed it and we told you that it’s an amazing device. Currently one of the best Android devices available in the market and this device is an arch rival of HTC Sensation. Samsung is planning to launch Galaxy S II in 120 countries and it will be available on 140 operators in the world. Samsung really have some big goals, and that also means that they will bring their amazing device to USA, via major carriers and maybe regional carriers too. We don’t know when it’s really happening, but I think it’s around the corner. Samsung Singapore has posted some shots of Galaxy S II desktop dock on their Facebook page and guess what? The Samsung Galaxy S II on the dock has AT&T branding on it, as you can see that in the image above.



The phone looks a lot like Infuse 4G or should I say it’s just like it. Infuse 4G feature a 4.5-Inch screen, and SGS2 has a 4.3-Inch one, so the one in the image looks a little smaller than Infuse 4G. Also look at the power button on the left side, the little power logo is on the left of the button, not on the top like Infuse 4G, so I think it’s AT&T Galaxy S II. A pyramid-like desktop dock featuring a 3.5 mm stereo-out and a micro-USB out, not HDMI-out.

There’s currently no information when this device will hit AT&T, but you can expect it later this summer. I hope this is AT&T’s Galaxy S II and not a Photoshop fail by Samsung Singapore