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Samsung Wave 725 Revealed Through Leaked Bada 2.0 SDK
We got a whiff of Samsung’s plans to release Bada 2.0 along with three new phones.
We got a whiff of Samsung’s plans to release Bada 2.0 along with three new phones. The first one named Wave 578, has already been spoken about, and now we have more dope on the second one that will be coming in September. Thanks to the team at badaworld.net, we now know the second phone in the trilogy will be the Wave 725.![The upcoming Wave 725]()
The upcoming Wave 725
This mystery phone was found in the leaked Bada 2.0 SDK, as the specifications all point to the one rumored back in May. The Wave 725 will pack a 3.65-inch 320x480 display, Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi and a 5MP camera. The phone will also have an NFC chip for some future proofing. The images are obviously just a rough representation, but you get an idea about its appearance. The design reminds me of the Samsung Wave, in any case we’ll know for sure when it makes its debut in September.
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First Published:Jul 13, 2011, 16:40:54 IST
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