Update: As predicted all three products launched at IFA and we got hands-on with them. Check out our Samsung Galaxy Note preview, Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 preview and Samsung Galaxy Wave 3 preview. Original article continues below.
Samsung's Galaxy Note, Galaxy Tab 7.7 and Wave 3 look set to be the 'something big is coming' it promised earlier this week.
These names were found by This Is My Next in the form of product logos in Samsung's own teaser app for next week's IFA trade show, and give us an indication of what the new devices are.
The Galaxy Tab 7.7 will join Samsung's line of Honeycomb tablets alongside the impressive Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the still unreleased Galaxy Tab 8.9. We can obviously expect it to have a 7.7-inch screen, and as such it should be running Android 3.2, the latest version of Honeycomb designed with smaller screens in mind, probably with Samsung's TouchWiz UX on top.
The Wave 3 will be Samsung's new flagship for its home-made Bada operating system. We liked the hardware of the original Wave and the Wave 2, but while we think Bada is easy enough to use, it has only a few thousand apps, compared to the hundreds of thousands on Android and iOS.
The final device we can expect to see is the Galaxy Note. While our best guess is this will be a new Android smart phone, this is all we know. Keen fans of the alphabet will note (see what we did there?) it doesn't conform to Samsung's new alphabetical naming conventions (W for Wonder, M for Magical, etc and so on), so it's anyone's guess as to what the Galaxy Note will actually be.
Don't forget CNET UK will be running the halls at IFA, bringing you all the news direct from Berlin, so stay tuned to find out the latest from Samsung and everyone else. Until then, why not take a guess at what the mysterious Galaxy Note could be? Scribble us a comment below, or on our Facebook wall.
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JK1999 26 August, 2011 18:00
The note will be made using the stolen blueprints from the iphone 5..... well maybe not but that would be cool, I'd love to see the look on Jobs' (or Cook's face- depending on when Jobs is actually leaving) when it's announced if that did weirdly happen. It would be like a direct note from samsung to apple telling them to get a life and stop suing them!
STEMDigiteam 26 August, 2011 19:22
The Galaxy Note can't be a tablet as they don't use the word Tab. Galaxy is only used for Android devices. All the phones are now getting letter names. To me this sounds like notebook but they wouldn't run Android on one of those. I think this will be a netbook that runs on Android or dual boots with Windows 7. Maybe it'll have a touch screen too like the Dell Inspiron Duo.