The Futuristic Looks And Sleek Design Give The Wave A Distinctive Look And Feel

Samsung have been successfully shelling out decent phones for years now

, but they have never really caught the eye until now. The Samsung Wave is probably there best looking phone yet; it has a high clarity Super AMOLED touch screen and boasts a very slick, slim design. The phone is loaded with style and packed with top spec features, like its digital camera and impressive social network set up. Equipped with a host of connectivity options the device is very efficient at communicating across the web and the 1GHz CPU is the exact same one used in the new Apple iPhone 4.

The futuristic looks and sleek design give the Wave a distinctive look and feel; the luxurious phone is fully touch usable and utilises a capacitive Super-AMOLED screen to navigate the Bada OS interface (TouchWiz). In Korean the word Bada actually means ocean. The slim line phone is incredibly pocket-friendly and fits snug in hand. Dripping in style and sophistication, the nautically themed phone is a real fashion statement and wouldnt look out of place in any atmosphere.

Packed with applications which include social network integration, the Wave is rich in features and things to keep you busy. Samsung has also supplied there Wave users with un-hindered access to there online store Samsung Apps; it features thousands of useful and playful applications to improve the users experience and in-rich there lifestyle. They have included apps for Facebook, Twitter and MySpace for the socially conscious, but you also get apps for navigation and YouTube straight of the production line.

Along with the SNS apps, Samsung have loaded the Wave with the Social Hub; with users can find there messages, e-mails and status updates in one convenient application, it brings all of your communications together for an optimised user experience. Many of the phones features require online access, so thanks the highly rated 3G network coverage and turbo speed Wi Fi connectivity the phone loses none of its functionality in the online and messaging fields. The Dolfin 2.0 web browser benefits from the capacitive technology; the in-browser controls incorporate multi-touch functionality.

Business users will find the Waves office viewer handy while ten imbedded Java games will please eager gamers. The phones memory can be upgraded to 32GB, but a sweet little 2GB microSD has been included in the commercial package. The camera has 5MP and can manage 720p video; it comes with flash and auto focus which is a plus and you can upload your captured videos and pictures to YouTube and social networks. The Samsung Wave has a fully loaded media player with support for multiple audio and video formats; it also supports FM radio and audio recording.

All in all the Samsung Wave is a pretty complete phone with access to social networks and a full internet browser. It operates at high speeds and the enhanced Bada operating system ensures that it runs smoothly. The device is very attractive and the gorgeous screen just adds to its appeal. Samsung have finally found there groove in the smartphone market, and with the Galaxy S shortly following they will surely keep it.

by: Lee Thornton

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