samsung, the well-known South Korean technology giant, has registered six new trademarks around its Galaxy product line, which includes smartphones, tablets, wearables and other devices. Six trademarks leaked from a Twitter account @theonecidpoint to the existence of various products that could be launched in the future, so it is unlikely that any will show up at the Galaxy Unpacked event that the company has planned for July 26.

The brands that Samsung recently registered are Galaxy One, Galaxy Pulse, Galaxy Rhythm, Galaxy Index, Galaxy Insight and Galaxy Circle. So far there is no record of what type of device each brand covers, but it would be strange if it were all smartphones, since the corporation has this front well covered, covering different ranges and also positioned as one of the benchmarks for foldable smartphones. .

Mysteries surrounding potential new Galaxy product trademarks aside, interest now turns to Galaxy Unboxedwhich Samsung would use not only to present the folding smartphones Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5, the Galaxy Watch 6 and the Galaxy Tab S9 tablets, but also possibly also showing off a new smart ring.

An alleged smart ring whose name would be ring galaxyit would look just like normal on the outside but may support functions related to remote control, key access, making payments and/or recording health dataall with assumed smartphone support given the lack of functional autonomy that many smartwatches have.

That Samsung is trying to give rings special functions is nothing new on its part, as in 2020 we reported on a patent that consisted of a ring capable of charging a smartphone battery by converting kinetic and thermal energy into electrical energy.

We’ll see what Samsung finally shows at the Galaxy Unpacked event. Although it has lost prominence in recent years in the face of pressure from Chinese-origin brands and Apple, which enjoys a strong dominant position in the high-end smartphone market, the South Korean giant still has some catching up to do. show and show in the smartphone, tablet and wearable sectors.