The original Samsung Wave was a total VFM (Value-For-Money) phone. The handset shared the same internals as the Android powered Galaxy S, including the display albeit of a smaller size at 3.3-inches. The Wave was the first phone from Samsung to run its own home-made OS – Bada.
Now, more than a year after its release the folks over at XDA Developers have managed to get Android 2.2 (FroYo) up and running on the Bada powered Samsung Wave. The developers have managed to get Android 2.2 to boot on the Wave.Most of the stuffs don’t work. The overall performance is slow, but the build is very stable.
Follow the Steps here at the XDA Forum
Thanks to Oleg and his team in forum.xda-developers.com! And also thanks to members of badaforums.net, vivekforbes and kadavil! This is the video of the pre alpha version for samsung s8500 wave.
Update : New Stable Release http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1118436
Now, more than a year after its release the folks over at XDA Developers have managed to get Android 2.2 (FroYo) up and running on the Bada powered Samsung Wave. The developers have managed to get Android 2.2 to boot on the Wave.Most of the stuffs don’t work. The overall performance is slow, but the build is very stable.
Follow the Steps here at the XDA Forum
Thanks to Oleg and his team in forum.xda-developers.com! And also thanks to members of badaforums.net, vivekforbes and kadavil! This is the video of the pre alpha version for samsung s8500 wave.
Update : New Stable Release http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1118436
