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Most Samsung Smartphones to Run Either Android or Bada

Apr 30, 2010, 3:59 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Samsung recently indicated that more than half of the smartphones it sells this year will run Android. It also said that one-third will run its home-grown Bada operating system. "Customer response for Bada-based smartphones is very strong," a Samsung executive said. Motorola's entire smartphone line-up consists of Android handsets.

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