Samsung’s Unpacked event is only days away, and we thought we had a good idea of what was in store.
However, a new teaser from the South Korean tech giant appears to hint at a tablet being launched.
The image depicts three shadowy devices. The first two appear to be obvious – the much-rumoured Galaxy Note 5 and S6 Edge Plus.
However, there’s a third device included and it’s significantly bigger than both of the aforementioned devices. Specifically, it’s tablet-sized.
Samsung has only recently revealed its two new flagship Galaxy Tab S2 tablets, so this could be a hint that the company is to show off the devices further at the event.
However, the tablet pictured looks different: (1) the edge is metal, not plastic; and (2) this tablet is slightly curved.
Previous rumours have suggested that Samsung’s third device at Unpacked will be a wearable, namely the Gear A smartwatch.
Perhaps Samsung is winding us all up and the curved device is actually just a scaled-up shadowy render of its smartwatch frame.
Fortunately, we don’t have long to wait to find out; the event is scheduled for 13 August.
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