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What you need to know
- A new Samsung trailer shows us what's coming next week.
- Released on YouTube, the video showcases shadowed images of what can be assumed to be the Samsung Galaxy Note 20, the Fold 2, the Tab S7, the Buds Live, and the Galaxy Watch 3.
- Samsung will officially launch these devices on August 5th at Unpacked.
Samsung Unpacked is here in just about a week, and the company won't stop dropping teases to whet our appetite. The latest trailer posted on YouTube shows off Samsung's upcoming launch products, albeit silhouetted because we haven't yet unlocked (or unpacked) them yet. Here's what's coming:
Samsung is expected to launch five devices including the Galaxy Note 20 (already detailed overly much in leaks upon leaks), the Galaxy Fold 2, the Galaxy Watch 3 (once again, detailed), the Buds Live, and the Galaxy Tab S7. Samsung has already announced the Galaxy Z Flip 5G, so that's not being shown in the trailer.
While the leaks have given us a strong idea of what's coming, hardware leaks remain provisional till the launch date. We also don' t know much about the software, the real brains of the operation. Once again, we'll find out all this and more in just over a week, till then all we have are leaks and trailers to go on.
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