Samsung Wave Y Young Review: Try something new
Introduction
Samsung’s third line of smartphones called Wave, run on the company’s own Bada OS, has been hugely overshadowed really in front of the insanely popular Android powered Galaxy series of phones. But that does not mean you won’t find Bada phones in the market. In fact, Sammy has done a pretty good job of bringing the Wave phones closer to the Galaxy ones in terms of Interface and usability.
So, we have the Samsung Wave Y Young with us today. The Y stands for Young. Samsung has placed it in an entry-level, mainly aimed at the college-going young crowd. How different it is from some of the earlier entry-level Bada phones, and is it worth more than the similar priced Android toys? Let’s find out.
Technical Specifications
- Model: Samsung Wave Y
- Screen: 3.2-inch 320 x 480 capacitive LCD with about 180ppi pixel density
- Dimensions: 110 x 58.2 x 12.3 mm
- Weight: 102.3gm
- Processor clock speed: 832MHz, NFC capable
- Storage: 150MB internal, microSD support of up to 32GB
- Interface: Bada 2.0 with TouchWiz UI
- Camera: 2MP back, no front, no LED flash
- Video: HVGA@30fps
- Adobe flash support: only Lite
- 3G: Yes, HSDPA up to 7.2mbps
- Wi-Fi: Yes, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
- Bluetooth: 3.0
- Battery: Li-Ion 1200mAh
- Price: $150-$175
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Who wants Bada ?
It’s awesome..
Try it,,..!!
Next is What..
still not worth to pay for this set.
it is the next best alternative to an entry level android phone … this phone is costs less.. better than android in terms of stability (hanging problem)… a good smartphone with an excellent touchwiz ui