Well that didn't take that long before the cat was out of the bag for Samsung's first Bada powered phone. How else would it be kept a secret until February 14 when a larger than life giant sized billboard was spotted showcasing the Samsung Wave as being the first ever phone featuring the Bada platform. You really can't miss it as the billboard is plastered prominently for the world to see. Just by looking at the ad, it's safe to assume that it will be a touchscreen phone with a camera – aside from those blatant visuals, it's really anyone's guess what else it features. It's speculated that the Samsung S8200 and the Wave are indeed the same device – so it would seem like it would be sporting an AMOLED display and a Snapdragon processor. We're not too far off from the date so we'll know for sure by then what to expect.
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