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Samsung launches 'Bada' open mobile platform

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Andrew Nusca ZDNet.com

Published: 11 Nov 2009 14:14 GMT

Samsung on Tuesday announced the launch of its own open mobile platform, named 'Bada', set for December.

The mobile platform will allow developers to create applications for millions of Samsung mobile phones.

Samsung says Bada is "one of the most developer-friendly environments available", especially for applications that use web services. The company also touted the platform's user interface capabilities.

For the full story, see Samsung launches 'Bada' open mobile platform; is it too late to the game? on ZDNet.com.

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