Remember Swype that was first spotted on the Samsung Omnia II? It looks like the finger-based input method is coming to Android, almost.

Thanks to Myxer’s report we may know demographic information of real Android phone users. One thing most interesting fact from the report is that Samsung Behold II is the most womanly phone while Nexus one is the manliest.

In what looks like a move towards preparation for Windows Phone 7 Series, Skype, has shutdown the availability of its mobile client for Windows Mobile Classics (any version prior to Windows Phone 7), just a year since it was first introduced. Here is a quote from the announcement:

There are bunch of interesting news from MWC 2010 in Barcelona. We, as a Samsung Smartphone support site, would like to summary the news regarding Samsung Smartphones into 4 topics you should know.

Flight Control is one of the most popular app for iPhone/iPod Touch where users can guide the various types of planes to land in a set of different airfields.

While Samsung unveiled its very first Bada device — the Wave S8500– there is something a bit more interesting for Google fans. Tucked away in the depths of a spec sheet is Samsung’s unannounced i8520 phone running Android 2.1.

The first bada phone, Samsung Wave, is already reviewed by Moible-Review.com. In the video we find that the phone will arrive in Europe in April for around 450 Euro, peaking at a very competitive market segment.

Samsung’s Bada OS has made its debut at Mobile World Congress on the new Samsung Wave handset. The Wave has some pretty hard-to-ignore features.