The problem with having a teaser Android app — as Samsung did for its IFA surprises via its Samsung Unpacked app — is that enterprising folks may just have a peek at what’s inside the APK. That’s exactly what’s happened, and while not all of Samsung’s surprises have been uncovered, it turns out that the logos for at least three new Samsung products were already lurking in there.
The folks at This Is My Next were tipped off by their readers that the Samsung Unpacked App, designed to slowly reveal Samsung’s IFA announcements contained the logos for three new products. In keeping with Samsung’s apparent urge to whack the Galaxy name on just about everything they can, there are two new Galaxy products; the Galaxy Tab 7.7 (because that extra .7 of an inch makes all the difference, I guess) and the mysterious Galaxy Note, as well as what will presumably be a new Bada phone, the Wave 3.
There’s no other information unpacked as yet, which still leaves the mystery as to which of the three exhibits the radioactive glowing qualities seen in Samsung’s original teaser videos.
[This Is My Next via Liliputing]
josh
Friday, August 26, 2011 at 8:57 AMcall me a fan boy, but i really don’t like the naming scheme that they currently have or what they are proposing… I dont have a tablet, but i am searching for one right now and the HP was one i was interested in getting my hands on, the samsung one also… it seems the only tablet i can get my hands on these days is from.. well, you know who.
Heshan
Friday, August 26, 2011 at 9:07 AMive got the 10.1v tab and i love it. best gadget i bought this year
josh
Friday, August 26, 2011 at 8:57 AMwill be watching to see what they are announcing though, just to see if there is anything i should keep my hard earned for!
Ekbul
Friday, August 26, 2011 at 9:50 AMHopefully that galaxy note will be a 10.1 with n-trig duo sense for note taking and sketching.
Stephen
Friday, August 26, 2011 at 2:21 PMHold on – Apple has a product called Waveburner. What makes Samsung think it can use a similar name, thus confusing consumers?
Time for Apple to head off to the courts.