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Samsung Wave hits Vodafone UK on June 1, free on £25 a month plans

The UK is about to get its first taste of Samsung’s Bada OS courtesy of the Wave, which is launching with Vodafone on June 1. Already announced amid the carrier’s list of “coming soon” devices, this Super AMOLED-sporting phone has now been slapped with pre-order availability and some pricing info. Should you opt for Voda’s £25 ($36) per month two-year plan, which also furnishes you with 300 free minutes, unlimited texts, and a 500MB data allowance, you can have the Wave for free. Prices start to climb from there, though strangely enough, no 12-month or partially subsidized options are on offer. And before we forget, buying this phone will also get you a Vodafone McLaren Mercedes rucksack as an extra freebie — how’s that for value?

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