Samsung has confirmed its event Samsung Unpacked, which always presents new devices, will have a new edition this year on the day September 4, as happened in the previous edition, before one of the most important fairs in the world as far as smartphones are concerned, the IFA from Berlin. There will be a presentation Samsung Galaxy Note 3, and possibly the Samsung Galaxy Gear.
There is no doubt about the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3We already know what its specifications would be, or at least, what possible variants of this smartphone could be. Furthermore, it has been rumored for a long time. And if that still doesn't make it clear that it will be launched on September 4th, we only have to look at the previous edition: Samsung Galaxy Note 2 It was launched at the Samsung Unpacked event held in Berlin during the IFA trade fair. There's no doubt about the Galaxy Note 3.
What is Samsung Unpacked and why it matters
Samsung organizes Unpacked as a global showcase, with live broadcast and action in big cities. In a previous edition held in New York, the giant screens of Times Square They showed the live broadcast to a crowd of attendees, reinforcing the impact of the launch with an extensive gallery of images and live coverage.
Traditionally, the company takes advantage of the IFA window to unveil more than one product. During this window, GALAXY Gear, the security platform Samsung Knox, Galaxy Note 3 and the tablet Galaxy Note 10.1, underlining its commitment to a ecosystem which integrates mobile, tablet and wearable.
Samsung Galaxy Note 3: What we expect
The Note 3 aims at a wide screen with a high-quality panel, refined design, and a thinner, lighter body. The hallmark will once again be the S Pen, with more precision and productivity features like natural typing, smart selection, and advanced multitasking.
A jump is also expected in performance with latest generation processors, greater battery and high-speed connectivity. As for software, expect a set of tools focused on notes, floating windows, and power saving modes to get the most out of the hardware.
It would not be strange to see variants that are differentiated by storage, connectivity or finish, a common strategy of Samsung to cover different user profiles without giving up the Note experience.
Samsung Galaxy Gear and other new features
The Galaxy Gear arrives as Samsung's first big step into wearables: a smart intelligence notification-oriented, voice control, hands-free and monitoring Basic activity tracking. The key will be its integration with the Galaxy family to answer messages, manage calls, and run complementary apps from the wrist.
Along with the wearable, security and business management take center stage, with to maximise security and your enjoyment., isolated profiles, and encryption to protect corporate data. And the Galaxy Note 10.1 bolsters the productivity front with a larger display and S Pen support, designed for creativity, multitasking, and note-taking.
If Samsung goes ahead with the clock, the move could be a hit of effect compared to other market players. Apple could bet on smart glasses, Samsung on the Gear, and Motorola could make a move with smartphones; a scenario in which the wearable category is gaining prominence.
How to follow the event live
The presentation will have official livestream accessible from Samsung's corporate website and social channels. In addition to online broadcasts, the brand frequently activates urban experiences with outdoor screens and extended coverage to reach audiences around the world.
In order not to miss any details, it is advisable to enable reminders, check the local time zone, and follow the official profiles, where clips, interviews, and photos of the stage and products are shared as the event progresses.
With the date set and the focus on Note 3, Galaxy Gear, Knox, and Note 10.1, this pre-IFA Unpacked event points to a key event on the tech agenda, with ecosystem, security, and productivity as its main focuses.
