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You will want to turn off the bada virtual keyboard to get rid of the unneeded and space wasting cursor key overlay at the bottom of the screen. I used the double signed version of Opera Mini 5.1 and saving pages and file uploading and downloading worked without permission nags. I prefer it with Fit to Width off but it both ways to see which works best for you. Turning it off got rid of the blurriness but made OperaвЂ™s menu text tiny. The bada вЂњFit to screenвЂќ option defaults to on which makes text and images slightly blurry. Opera Mini 5.1 (image, top left) looks stunning on the WaveвЂ™s high resolution screen and everything seems to work perfectly. A menu button (labeled with three dots) at the bottom of the screen gives you options to rename apps, specify which network APN to use, enable or disable an onscreen virtual keyboard and toggle a вЂњfit to screenвЂќ scaleing mode that expands games designed for fixed resolutions so that they fill the WaveвЂ™s 480Г—800 screen. Tapping an app opens it or brings it to the foreground if itвЂ™s already running. To find them on the phone tap the вЂњGames and moreвЂќ menu icon to open a scrolling list of all the ones you have installed. Installed Java apps donвЂ™t appear in the phoneвЂ™s main menu. Tapping the bar gives you the option to вЂњPlayвЂќ the game or app. When the app finishes downloading a notification bar pops up at the top of the screen.

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You can install Java apps by clicking a JAD or JAR link in the Dolfin browser. Performance and stability seem excellent, apps can run in the background, virtual keyboard support works and unsigned apps install and run with a minimum of unnecessary security warnings and prompts. Unlike the buggy and unstable Java VMвЂ™s on many of SamsungвЂ™s feature phones, the WaveвЂ™s appears to be very well done. But who reads the manual? Not me, obviously. ThereвЂ™s a brief mention of Java in the вЂњGames and ApplicationsвЂќ section on page 71 of the Wave User Guide (PDF). Java support is not mentioned in any of the bada promotional materials IвЂ™ve seen and most reviewers seem to have missed itвЂ™s existence as well. Thanks to a reader comment, I discovered that bada supports Java ME, which means you can use alternate browsers including Opera Mini, Bolt and the UC Browser. When you zoom in text doesnвЂ™t reflow and you have to scroll horizontally to read which I find intolerable.

But I found it unusable with many desktop sites because the fonts are too small to read at the zoom level where text columns fit the screen. It loads pages quickly, has excellent JavaScript performance and supports geo-location and many HTML5 features.

SamsungвЂ™s Dolfin browser on the Wave bada phone is a good one in most respects.

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