SAMSUNG TODAY has touched landmark. Samsung’s Bada-powered Wave smartphone (Samsung S8500) has managed to top one million worldwide sales in just four weeks after its release. It is a great success for Samsung and its new operating system in a smartphone market currently dominated by Apple and Android.

Although it’s far behind if compared with iPhone 4 sales that reached 1.7 million in only three days but it will not have any effect on Samsung’s happiness as it’s a great achievement in itself.

The compact and dominant Wave has a 3.3 inch Super AMOLED screen that possess multi-touch support for smoothly zooming-in on images. The display has a high resolution so you can really enjoy viewing web pages, photos or videos onscreen, and the capacitive technology make the screen responsive to touch.

In related news, Samsung also said that is has managed to move 300,000 Galaxy S smartphones in its own backyard. The news comes only days after announcing that 200,000 units have been sold in South Korea. Considering that there are plenty of Galaxy S versions available elsewhere we expect that the Android-running superphone has at least matched (or maybe even exceeded) the Wave sales, despite being on the market for half as long.