Important! Wave 725: a new phone on average bada 2.0?
While working with a beta version of tools for developing bada SDK 2.0 our blog managed to find the alleged name of the new mid-end phone to bada 2.0.
As you may be aware, with the release of second version of the system will get support for new screen resolutions - 320 x 480 pixels. To do this, together with the bada SDK 2.0 emulator comes two - for the resolution of WVGA (480 x 800 pixels.) And HVGA (320 x 480 pixels).. If in the case of WVGA-emulator in the "About phone" his name listed as "Samsung Wave", then when you start the emulator HVGA-name phone another, namely - "Wave 725". Assuming that the resolution would be to use new devices to bada 2.0 average, and taking into account the slide presentation of the French New Wave with an indication on the bada 2.0, which badaworld.net told the world in its time, it can be concluded that the successor Wave 723 Wave to phone 725. Finally, this fact is also confirmed by the resemblance between a schematic representation of the phone in the emulator and the picture on the slide:
Finally allow me to show you the screenshots of both emulators, demonstrating the difference in the design of the interface: the left - WVGA, right - HVGA:
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As you may be aware, with the release of second version of the system will get support for new screen resolutions - 320 x 480 pixels. To do this, together with the bada SDK 2.0 emulator comes two - for the resolution of WVGA (480 x 800 pixels.) And HVGA (320 x 480 pixels).. If in the case of WVGA-emulator in the "About phone" his name listed as "Samsung Wave", then when you start the emulator HVGA-name phone another, namely - "Wave 725". Assuming that the resolution would be to use new devices to bada 2.0 average, and taking into account the slide presentation of the French New Wave with an indication on the bada 2.0, which badaworld.net told the world in its time, it can be concluded that the successor Wave 723 Wave to phone 725. Finally, this fact is also confirmed by the resemblance between a schematic representation of the phone in the emulator and the picture on the slide:
Finally allow me to show you the screenshots of both emulators, demonstrating the difference in the design of the interface: the left - WVGA, right - HVGA:
source
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