It’s that time of the year again, when Samsung takes to the stage to show off shiny new kit ahead of the holiday season.
We’re talking about the annual Samsung Unpacked event, which is scheduled to kick off today, 13 August.
We’re expecting a number of new releases from the South Korean tech giant, so you probably want to know how you can tune-in to Samsung Unpacked.
Fortunately, there’s a Samsung Unpacked live stream being prepped on the company’s official website.
Click here for the official Samsung Unpacked live stream video
Watch the video on YouTube below:
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The live stream is due to begin at:
- San Francisco – 08:00, August 13
- New York – 11:00, August 13
- London – 16:00, August 13
- Berlin – 17:00, August 13
- New Delhi – 20:30, August 13
- Beijing – 23:00, August 13
- Seoul – 00:00, August 14
- Sydney – 01:00, August 14
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What to expect from Samsung Unpacked 2015
We’ve had months of leaks, rumours and speculation leading up to Samsung Unpacked.
The most likely product to launch at the event is the Galaxy Note 5, the much-mooted successor to last year’s Note 4.
There have also been whispers of a second phablet launch – featuring a curved, dual-edge screen – tipped under the “Galaxy S6 Edge ” moniker.
Rumours have also pointed to a third device being unveiled, although what this will be is still open to debate.
Some speculate that we’ll finally see Samsung officially unveil its bezel-spinning Gear A “Orbis” smartwatch.
Others think we’ll see a new flagship tablet, possibly with an S6 Edge-style display.
Unfortunately, we won’t know for sure what Samsung has in store until Unpacked kicks off later today.
In the meantime, check out our smartphone group test video below:
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