We’ve received many comments of people who are sick of Samsung Wave games, so we decided to throw in some Bada themes instead.

Obviously, not every game we review offers tons of fun. We review them to comment on what’s bad and what’s good, and lately, we reviewed games for the past two or three weeks alone. Our last theme review was long before the Samsung Wave theme maker was launched, but now that there’s a huge variety of decorative themes for the smartphone, it’s time to go back.

If you were wondering why there were so few Samsung Wave themes, the reason is pretty simple: there was no theme creator available, but now, that’s changed.

I haven’t tried the software myself, not sure if will run on Wine (A Windows “emulator” for Linux), and I’m not that graphically-talented either. It would be nice to try and play with my pictures, I am into photography, which would allow me to customise the S8500 to my taste – you can do the same.

There is always very little to talk about these Samsung Wave themes, as they are very basic.

As you can see by the theme’s name, the main topic is here is fire, and naturally, the colour of choice is orange. This really brings out the colours in the Wave, which, as I have said plenty of times, are very vivid, thanks to the Super AMOLED display.

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.

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.