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Samsung's Unpacked 5 Event Gets A Date

Samsung has officially announced the next Samsung Unpacked event which is usually a press event to unveil the things they have in their waiting room to reveal to the whole world.


The date was  announced from their twitter handle and the event is scheduled for February 24th which is also the opening day of the Mobile World Congress.


This year unpacked event is known as Samsung Unpacked 5. The "5" in it may suggest that Samsung may use the event to unveil the next generation of the Samsung Galaxy S series; Galaxy S5. If this is the case, then we are in for treat in the next few weeks.

World Mobile Congress is happening in Barcelona and Samsung have chosen that same date to perhaps gracefully unveil the Samsung Galaxy S5 along with its features, specifications and price tag. The event for 24th February is labeled as Episode 1, which suggests that other activities are also in the calendar line up.

However, whatever product it is that Samsung wants to unveil it won't generate as much razzmatazz as the Samsung Galaxy S5. Personally, I can't wait to see what the device would be and look like.

We will be on ground to give you more information and of course to bring you the feed of the event when it begins.

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