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[Motorola Triumph] Kool Breeze:
I went ahead and slurged for the Rocket Fish case over the weekend, pretty happy with it: nice, tight fit and adds very little bulk to the phone. The phone still fits in my leather belt pouch. The case rounds out the Triumph's corners and gives the phone a surer grip. I am much more comfortable carrying my $300 phone around now and I'm very glad I bought the case.

I still wish that Otterbox would come out with a case for us, but the Rocket Fish will do for now.
[Motorola Triumph] ckrummi:
Motorola Triumph Rubberized Hard Protector Case - Smoke Diagonal Checker

I can't post a link due to me being a new member but search " Motorola Triumph Rubberized Hard Protector Case - Smoke Diagonal Checker " on Amazon.

I received the shipment on time as the order said it would. I opened the mail package to find a very sturdy case with a comfortable soft touch with a bit of grip. Not too much grip that will make it grip to anything; additionally, exactly enough comfort to feel durable and comfortable at the same time. I expected a cheap plastic case with no grip. I am very surprised from the seller on such a great price and product quality. Highly recommend this to first time buyers, or to whom loves their phone enough to spend $4 on keeping the phones appearance and quality at a high rate. Kudo's to the seller. =]

-Clint
[Motorola Triumph] drago009:
I have the same one.

Mine was only $3 and i really like it. Easy to take off, really sticky and protective.
[Motorola Triumph] robertey:
I bought two cases off amazon, both of the same brand from different sellers. The transparent smoke plastic case is crap. The black plastic is very nice, it feels stiff, it's just tacky enought to give it a good grip but not stick in your pocket, and its got a bit of springiness to it. Not bad for 5 clams. I'm sure an otterbox would be a lot nicer and tougher, but spending 40 bucks on a case to protect a 220 dollar phone? No.
[Motorola Triumph] qw_haoyun:
i am using nillkin tpu case with free mofi pouch，I can insert my phone with tpu case into pouch.i like it
[Motorola Triumph] AndroidJK23:
Motorola WX435 Triumph Rubberized Shield Hard Case - Neon Green

Bought it on Amazon.

Snaps right on the phone, is snug and sturdy
[Motorola Triumph] fg3121212:
TCP gel cover. On my infuse and the rest of my family use it aswell. Very good quality.
[Motorola Triumph] ajore22:
The case I use

I use the Rocket Fish case. I have dropped the phone like 15 times, and the phone is still fine. All the case seems to do is prevent cosmetic damage. The phone is solid as, excuse the pun, a brick. :p
[Motorola Triumph] progmanos:
I am using a cheap black silicone rubber case I found on eBay.
[Motorola Triumph] 1031917104:
iPhone Trash

I am so sick of ipone this, iphone that. Everybody makes sweet cases for the iphone but leave out the android guys for some reason. Can't these manufacturers think outside of the apple bullcrap. I guess not, that's why android users are stuck with cheap lazer printed plastic junk that wears off within a few days of handling the case. Oh well, I am still a happy android user. till next time.:D
[Motorola Triumph] marc12868:
the thing is, with iPhone's they only have to make 1 to 2 depending on how they make the cutouts (since cdma and gsm versions have a bit different button placement). With android there are 30+ phones for every version of the iPhone. And prepaid carriers usually don't get the best of the cases... At least zagg makes screen protectors for every or near every recent android phone. It would be nice if they made a case for each phone, but that doesn't happen.
[Motorola Triumph] jaaydogg:
I have a pretty good case on my Triumph, it's a snap on but it's durable & don't look bad either.
[Motorola Triumph] xxBrun0xx:
Honestly, I've been using mine without any kind of case, and it's great! I've owned several phones and an Ipod touch before this that were awful without cases due to the shells being slippery, but the Triumph has a grippy rubberized exterior that feels great in the hand. Unless you drop your phone a lot, I wouldn't bother with a case.
[Motorola Triumph] OverByter:
I got a Fosman hard rubberized for like 3 bucks shipped from ebay. Great case for the money and like previously posted a 40 buck otterbox on a $220 phone is a bit of overkill.
[Motorola Triumph] CornfedChris:
I use the Black (Argyle Interior) TPU Crystal Silicone Case Cover For Motorola Triumph on for about 5 bucks. I have dropped the phone a few times and have no dings or scratches anywhere. It is thin enough to not affect the size of the phone and does it's job. I would recommend it over the silicone cases or even the snap on cases.
[Motorola Triumph] MikeRL100:
Whatever one is the cheapest at any online retailer. I would not buy one for .01, mind you, as those are most likely scams! But anything from a reliable retailer at a low price (I replace my generic ones every couple of months). :cowboy:
[HTC Desire S] bananelol:
Hi everyone,

is it possible to configure the mobile hotspot to automatically turn on the mobile network connection?

My Sensation actually does this, but the Desire S´s hotspot just tells me that there is "no mobile network".

I´m asking because one of my customers thinks that when he got the device the mobile network was connected automatically but i couldn´t make it work, even after a factory reset...

Thanks in advance and sorry for my lacking English skills
[Acer Iconia A500] pingyang:
Hi all,

Just got my A501 for a few days and realized that there's SMS function in it. I know it's weird using a table to make calls but I'm curious why SMS function is doable in Honeycomb but not GSM calls? According to many places, GSM calls are not supported by honeycomb and therefore it cannot be easily implemented on honeycomb tablets, but, correct me if I'm wrong, I doubt SMS is supported on honeycomb as well. So anyone any idea why the difference?

Btw, this is off topic but is there anyone with A501 having the problem of the Tab not recognizing earphone plugged in if the screen if off?
[Acer Iconia A500] rdukes:
it,s the firmware it,s running, that,s why
[Acer Iconia A500] Moscow Desire:
A501 does not have a "true" radio such as found in phones. It has a "nuetered" version for lack of better terms. The SMS function, is a separate thing, and this ability can vary according to provider. I have it, but I have to pay per sms.
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[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
Hey guys,

while we wait for Oleg I was wondering how many people actually would switch to Android for good, if everything will be working? So if modem, sensors etc. will work, will you leave Bada behind and only use Android?

Well I have to say that once everything will work I think that I won`t use Bada anymore, simply because there aren`t a lot of useful apps for it. Bada is really good but that`s it, Android, on the other hand is superb because it has a lot of useful apps and that`s what makes it so special.

So tell me what you think...
[Android Development on Bada] sarmoodi:
to answer ur qs first we should wiat for full bada 2.0 and second to see if android gonna work 100% on wave..
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
if everything is working and its stable and fast of course i would choose android.
[Android Development on Bada] Tigrouzen:
I dont want change to android cause i want give a chance to bada remember Android begin like Bada.

But i have big deception with Bada2 i preferred they add new technology on Bada 1.2 and some trick too from BADA 2 !!!

When i look Bada 2 i see just new interface with great animation and sound !!!

Why they dont do improvement like Dolphin and ActionScript3 from Bada 2 on Bada 1.2 there's way make me happy and opensource interface to make new design GUI !!!!
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
Yeah Open Source would be great and I would stay on Bada, too, if there would be more apps. When I bought the phone I thought that in a year or so there will be a lot of useful apps for the Wave but almost all devs just develop stuff for IOS or Android which is a big disadvantage for Bada.
[Android Development on Bada] kr4m4rk:
I am quite satisfied with Bada, but after using Android for almost a month, I think it is better than samsung OS.

So yes, I would probably switch definitively to Android.

This said, I want to wait for bada 2.0 before doing anything!
[Android Development on Bada] furkey:
if that happens (everything works think) My choise is absolutely Android. I'm really enjoying using android on my wave even that useless version(no fence). I said that useless bcause modem and battery charge don't work. But even if that happens (just modem and battery charge) I will switch to android immediately!
[Android Development on Bada] d128b:
If bada 2.0 will satiusfied me like jid..... i will not leaving it.

However, if this does not improve I will be happy to switch to Android
[Android Development on Bada] wilmervanheerde:
I would definitely leave Bada, for me it's crap.
[Android Development on Bada] larioteo:
your guys are funny, arent you :D but anyway, never would change to an os cause of apps, sometimes i think about it, but than i remember the other bad things about android and so the decision is easy, never ever android.

its my thinking dont critizize it.
[Android Development on Bada] badelemental:
as soon as i can, i will buy an android (probably few months later, waiting for nexus prime) but i will not sell my wave. i will keep both of them. I will use wave as my secondary phone.
[Android Development on Bada] t-c:
IMHO any proprietory OS that doesn't have the focus of the parent company is doomed.

Look at Symbian probably the most dominant OS in smartphones for years, once the consortium collapsed the OS is all but dead.

Android provides a much better development path.

Having said that unless there is a greater following then the android developers here may become frustrated and decide to stop with a nearly 100% offering.

The wave for my mind was a very good peice of hardware, reasonably priced just let down by the OS. I'd switch from my x10 tomorrow if the wave had a fully functional 2.3 on it.
[Android Development on Bada] theconqueror:
I will never leave BADA.

Waiting for Bada 2.....
[Android Development on Bada] a only:
yes i will
[Android Development on Bada] abd-hamdan:
yes,for sure
[Android Development on Bada] jingles98:
HELL YES. Admittedly I would be happier if it was 2.3.* but considering the fact that due to the 850mhz (Australian Telstra and a few other telcos around the world) I'm limited to Bada 1.0.2. I would leave it's sorry ass faster than my ex-wife. Hell when it works I'll start making plans to personally catch up with Oleg and everyone responsible for all their time and effort and personally shout drinks.

Jingles.
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
Nicely said :D

but I think that this project kind of came to an end because of the modem driver, of course Oleg didn`t say anything of quitting this project but there were no news since over 40 days or so....
[Android Development on Bada] redwater32:
I hate bada, and waiting for android.
[Android Development on Bada] juanfrita2:
B]Default Will you leave Bada once Android is done? [/B]

OF COURSE, I have s8530.

i love Android, i love Linux.... Bada is wrong, there aren't: flash, overclocking, Jailbreaks, hacks app, mozilla, live wallpaper, emulators. In other words, there aren't color.
[Android Development on Bada] badelemental:
For me, the main reason for getting an android is unavailability of VOIP. I need it a lot and i don't want to open my laptop all the time i want to make a call over Gtalk or Skype. Otherwise i would have stick with bada for a while.

Edit :

One more thing i forgot to mention : The very poor web browsing experience. On the same network my friend opens a web page in few seconds on his SGS while i am stuck with loading -- loading.

But i am not leaving BADA. i am keeping my wave for sure.
[Android Development on Bada] mylove90:
hmmmmmmmm

We can't make a whole rendering engine

We are just two coders and two designers (that is team VEA)

So in fact we are not Apple , Samsung , Google or even Opera

yes we use the webkit

but we will bring alot of new features to Voluntas

We don't want to make any announcements now because it is a bad time for bada generally (yes i am talking about bad event in IFA 2011 where bada appeared for just five minutes)

Also the latest bada 2.0 beta is just a crap

the new version of Voluntas doesn't work on it :(

please think before writing because these words just made our day worse after IFA 2011

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] badelemental:
I didn't mean to hurt you or criticize your work. I have removed my comments from my last post. thank you. Keep up the good work . I did not mean to criticize your work or anything like that i am just stating that BADA failed to give some very basic experience in web browsing which is expected from any smartphone. This makes wave a feture phone with good hardware.
[Android Development on Bada] athankar75:
Bada 2= Android 1.6

For my s8500 bada is fast and rock solid but nothing beyond that. No flash, no popular apps and no ...android. However I love s8500 and i hope oleg and the other guys to find solution for the modem soon
[Android Development on Bada] larioteo:
I want only to explain something to badamental,

WebKit Rendering Engine is developed by:

- Apple

- Nokia

- Samsung

- Google

- and some small others

They have tousends of people and need Years to get WebKit to work stable, two coders are a little bit to less for such Projekt.

By the way, Safari, Dolphin (android stock), Dolfin all uses WebKit rendering engine, why we shouldn't? The new bada 2.0 webkit is a very powerfull, such a app what we offers will bring better user experience with the same technique in background, this is not bad.

Look at UC Browsers engine, mostly all sites are wrong shown, thats not my goal.

New Funtions and alot better expirience will bring us some users, we dont worry about that, and the last thing.

Every other Function around the WebKit is not from bada, we even just implemented a own history functionality, to support more Text Encodings.

The own functions can all be changed by us, only the webkit cannot be manipulated, and functions that arent manipulateable are bad for us. There is a possibility to use internal History but this only supports the standard ANSI encoding and shows special chars wrong, so it is in our hands :)

And no never will leave android bada 2.0 if it gets live wallpapers will be like android 2.3.3 cause 2.3.4 has dualcore support :)

all other functions will be the same, even some more but that only knows a developer. now its simply to add adds to take prices low, only take the control "add" write in an url, make an contract with them and the app loads it automatically, easier it cannot be for an dev to add adds :)

You all should think about it to exchange a powerfull device like wave instead of a low end device with android, they cannot even play high end games from gameloft and so on, this wouldnt make you all happier, its the simply truth.

Better hardware means, better hardware and this is the fact.
[Android Development on Bada] Rulistaff:
I can't imagine I will leave bada.

At first with a dual boot no need to leave it.

But the main problem I think is: Not enough RAM for Android.

Even if modem will work, it will be impossible to use calls, keypad, GPS, messages, internet, market, keyboard... or other apps simultaneously.

If 2.3 is done with MODEM, Mic and all sensors It will be a powerful smartphone, but without the proper amount of RAM :(

Launcher and background apps will be automatically killed by system every times, I think it is a little bit unusable for a standard daily use...

We can dream, maybe the devs will find a solution to have more free memory...
[Android Development on Bada] baza14:
I can't believe that Wave has only 212 MB RAM. If its true, shame to Samsung!
[Android Development on Bada] xHoLyx:
I've been only android user due to my location US. If Bada comes to US I'm definitely willing to use it. For those who says Bada isn't match to Android, ofc its not. It took google 6 years to get where customers are satisfied. Given that Bada has been out only 1 year, I'd say its quite good start. It will definitely be better if it has open source like google. I don't want to see one company(Android) controlling the phone market.
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
ok firstly, the Wave has 256MB of DRAM, backed by 128MB of oneDRAM(256MB + 128MB), stop spreading misinformation (had enough problems with the wikipedia article :P )

secondly, why is everyone acting like it's impossible to run android with 256MB of RAM? plenty of devices have done it.

also, when modem is working we will NOT lose access to ram we currently have access to, an amount (about 32-48MB i believe) is ALREADY reserved for the modem in current releases, in addition there is certainly modifications/cleanups that can be done if the gingerbread kernel gets completed, cyanogen mod should become easy to adapt, this should somewhat help for those who want more free ram.

and yeah, i'd likely stick to Android if we get modem working, but i certainly won't lay any hate at bada, version 1.2 is a great system for those who don't need the android app market, it's fast, stable and simple.

EDIT: just noticed someone vandalised the Wave S8500 wikipedia article, and when it was reverted someone also re-wrote the RAM info to read 512MB again (incorrect) FAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
Subliminar message:

I'd rather have Supercurio's Voodoo kernel on my Wave all the wayyyyyyy :D :D

See you man!

Edit: I've contacted Supercurio whether it was possible to implement a Voodoo kernel for Bada (I'm guessing this was a stupid question XD XD) and also told him there's a project for bringing Android to S. Wave but he replied this:

Well this is funny...

Edit2:

That's when I gave him a wikipedia link and then:

Lol... Bada? No thanks, I'll be sticking to Android, trust meeeh. Hahahaha.
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
It seems to me that no serious developer wants to actually develop stuff for Bada, that`s kind of sad. Let`s see how Bada 2.0 will do but I don`t think that it will change much but I really hope it will because Samsung`s App Market is just garbage for now because some morons think that when they change the Wallpaper and add some cheap looking icons, it`s a theme they can sell. There is just too much useless stuff around. I just wish that Oleg would give a life sign of him since even on Badablog.ru there is absolute silence and people there also wondering where Oleg has gone, since it`s over a month where he wrote anything. So please Oleg say something, even if it`s: I have no news for you guys. Because it`s better than leaving people in the dark here...
[Android Development on Bada] shadowkavi:
hai !

my answer to ur question will be No ! I wont leave BADA !! I think the developer Mr.Oleg is working on a Dual Boot ! If thats the case I will be using Both side by side !! Cheers mate !!!
[Android Development on Bada] larioteo:
hmm a non developer thinks he knows better than an developer, nice, here is everyone a guru.

thinking and knowing are two different parts, who only think should left the work for the devs to do and dont always fight against other users.

you all should be friendly one to each other, otherwize we can here only fight against each other.

THIS IS A GENERAL QUESTION IF SOMEBODY THINKS DIFFERENTLY THAN YOU YOU SHOULD ACCEPT HIS ANSWRE AS HE ACCEPTED YOURS.
[Android Development on Bada] deepnov:
i think.. the most common answer is YES!!!
[Android Development on Bada] 433Mhz:
No, I am probably going to get a HTC HD2. I looks more and more like we won't see a working Android version anyways. There hasn't been any improvement in months. Do you guys think that suddenly Oleg reappears with a working Android port? Why would he work on this for months without telling anyone?
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
You got a good point there, if I would have the money I would definitely buy an Android phone, probably an Samsung Galaxy S II but I still have a little hope that great devs like Oleg will eventually solve the modem problem.
[Android Development on Bada] nivedith007:
i have been using android (samsung galaxy 3 for 1year now) and obv been blown by the android user interface and developing capability:)... n as a dev, i was given bada 20 with wave M by samsung last week to develop apps and testing.. which is yet to launched by nov:)..

my first point of view is bada has a loong way to go:(..

2) bada isnt as organised as android:)

3)the hardware for bada is far superior than wat u get for android for the same range:)

4) bada 2.0 looks lyk android eclair2.1 ... whereas android already is going to launch ice cream sandwich this quarter:)...
[Android Development on Bada] gurpreet122:
Ya for shure will...
[Android Development on Bada] Prawesome:
rightly said and agreed
[Android Development on Bada] spirit66:
Absolutely!
[Android Development on Bada] D-dy:
let see... what bada 2 can do ?!!
[Android Development on Bada] Tigrouzen:
I leave Bada leave Android leave computer leave my wife leave my child leave my life but never leave Jesus Christ !!!
[Android Development on Bada] badelemental:
Since the project is officially dead (Thanx to all the troll - <yes i am being sarcastic here>) . Now i suggest to change this thread topic to

"Will you leave the earth once you are dead??" :p
[Android Development on Bada] pcoruganti:
Bada is better than Android.. Much faster.. GUI of 2.0 will b at best..
[Android Development on Bada] a only:
yes, i will. But is there any android roms for Samsung Wave 2 ??

and I want Whatsapp for Bada !!!!
[Android Development on Bada] Prawesome:
Hm...helloooo.Bada is better than Android???first up,Bada has any app at all?

Bada phones are excellent for its price,no doubt but i dont think Bada is better than Android,really.I have used a bada phone and an Android phone

Sent from cyanogenmod7 Galaxy Ace...

Don't just say 'thanks',press the thanks button,if I helped you..
[Android Development on Bada] sikodemon:
I agree, and data/3g/wifi speeds seem to be painfully slow compared to android.

I don't understand, if the wave 2 has all the harware to be just as fast as a high-end android device, then why is it so slow when you try to load anything via 3g or wifi.
[Android Development on Bada] Razyre:
Yeah, I have noticed friends on Android load YouTube vids much quicker and easier at school. HTC Wildfire S phones mostly, everyone seems to have them now.

GPS is also horribly slow, although it is said to be much improved in Bada 2.0, but again, even with the new KK7 beta release, it still sounds buggy as hell.
[Android Development on Bada] sikodemon:
Slow data connectivity be it wifi or 3g, pixelated thumbnails in the gallery (what's that all about?) and don't even get me started on the browser. Everyone's noticed it, it's a nice looking OS from a distance, but if you've got an android beside it, well...

I definitely won't miss Bada, I bought this phone for it's hardware and the absolute bargain that it was at the time.