Samsung Rumours: The Koreans to launch Galaxy SIII and S-Cloud in May – Part 1

Since the Galaxy SIII has attracted media attention, the Korean company, Samsung Electronics has been under the spin of rumours. The company has been talked about a number of different updates and additions to the Galaxy line and other new projects.

The new Galaxy SIII, or whatever the next generation device of Galaxy S is called, is planned to be unveiled by the company at the May 3 event in London. Although the company has not commented on the official release of the device at that event, all signs point to the revelation of the device.

There are certain things that need to be considered before pulling off such a speculation. The company announced that the new Galaxy S model will be announced, followed by a quick release, in the summers of 2012, Samsung said at Consumer Electronics Show 2012 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Moreover, the company though showcased a host of new devices at the Mobile World Congress this year, it did not mentioned or showed the Galaxy S smartphone.

Therefore, the release of the handset is expected to fall on May 3, there is no doubt about it.

In the recent events, the company Facebook and Twitter have received  a confusing message from Samsung that is ciphered; Destination:tgeltaayehxnx.

At first it looked confusing and ambiguous but tech heads all over the world were able to decipher it but rearranging the letters in the latter part of the message; Destination: TheNextGalaxy.

This clearly shows that the new device is about to be released in the market and favourite time is May 3. In addition, the message also incorporates a countdown that will go off exactly at Noon in London, the city planned for the event on May 3.

What will the countdown show is still a mystery to most, but it is for sure that it is related to the release of next Galaxy S model.

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Posted by Usman Khalid on Apr 23 2012. Filed under Sci-Tech. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.