Samsung to spill the beans on the Wave and OmniaPRO successors at CommunicAsia 2010
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We have no doubt that a lot of interesting news will start pouring from the three day CommunicAsia 2010 expo starting tomorrow, but Samsung will probably steal the thunder for us, and not just because it will be showing off the Galaxy S.
Samsung is expected to unveil the Wave 2 and its sliding keyboard version – the Wave 2 Pro as the next handsets with the company's proprietary bada OS.
On the Windows Mobile front Samsung is preparing to unleash the OmniaPRO 4, but so far no other details about these smartphones have emerged. What we are curious about here is whether Samsung is going the Windows Phone 7 route with the OmniaPRO 4 and if bada OS has undergone any updates in the two new Wave handsets. Hopefully this will become clear shortly.
source: SamsungHub
Samsung is expected to unveil the Wave 2 and its sliding keyboard version – the Wave 2 Pro as the next handsets with the company's proprietary bada OS.
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source: SamsungHub
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5 Comments
1. mdw92581 posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:46 0 0
Nice! They are slim and sexy and I wouldn't mind having one.
3. zerglisk posted on 14 Jun 2010, 17:59 0 0
How is OmniaPro4 a good idea if WP7 is ought to be incompatible with WinMo 6.5? I wonder why cellphone makers are still making Win Mo 6.5 phone instead of focusing on WP7 devices @_@ Is there something I am missing that WP7 is able to work with WinMo 6.5 apps?
4. Schmao posted on 14 Jun 2010, 19:51 0 0
Many people don't really like WP7, its a completely different OS from WinMo.
