Weather and time widgets make up for the most popular ones for every phone. It’s not a statistic, but a guess, and I’m pretty sure you will agree.
The same applies in terms of Samsung S8500 widgets, the weather one and even the time are quite important, and informative.
There are very few Samsung S8500 themes available on the internet, so we’ll review these giving great value to them. It’s really a pity Samsung not releasing a good theme maker for Bada.
As you can see, the theme has strong tones of hot pink, and these get even more vivid on the Super AMOLED touchscreen.
This is certainly one of the most fun Samsung Wave bada games of them all. Space Hero is simple, yet entertaining.
There is major goal, no opponents to beat, no puzzle to solve. It’s your little alien, the stars and rockets. Just make sure you don’t hit any planets or moons.
I’m not a big fan of puzzle games, simply because they confuse me. If you would like a free Bada puzzle game, Perplex Pyramid is for you.
The objective, according to the game, is to assemble the pyramid correctly, by first moving the pyramid to the last peg. It took me 47 moves to get it right at first. Yes, I’m a noob at this.
This is one of the very best Samsung Wave apps for me. I’m the type who keeps on asking questions, wants to know how everything works, and I pretty much wouldn’t mind walking around with an encyclopedia.
Right now, thanks to Badapedia, I do walk around with an encyclopaedia in my hand. Sure, I could previously just point my browser to Wikipedia and do the same, but with this appropriate interface, I save time and I’m not lazy to search.
If you are either a music enthusiast or a novice to guitar playing, Guitar Chords is a Samsung S8500 Wave bada app that will allow you to quickly reference music notes, in different chords.
You might have noticed that I love sound apps, even though they are not useful software, but just collection of audio. I’ve got another one for your Samsung Wave Bada smartphone.
Apparently you can control the shotgun in the app by shaking the fun, but this part I could not get right
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Although this could have come as widget, the developer of Battery Checker decided to make this into a neat Samsung S8500 app.
In future we will be posting themes at this blog, and I’ll add every link to the bottom of this post.
I don’t really understand why on earth there are no themes at the Samsung Apps store, but I’ll try to get every theme available, right here.
I’ve been looking around for possible upgrades or even hacked Samsung Wave firmware that allows users, including me, to do more with this Bada smartphone.
Instead of an actual firmware upgrade, I found a slight problem: if you record a video with your phone, and go to the video player, play it, pause it and lock the screen, you can’t unlock it by the standard method of swiping your finger, you have to hold onto the lock button.
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