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The folks behind the Galaxy line of phones and wearables are back with another edition of the Galaxy Unpacked product reveal series. Without giving any other context or information, Samsung announced that the next Galaxy Unpacked will take place on Wednesday, Aug. 10, at 9 a.m. ET. As always, you’ll certainly be able to watch the stream on Samsung’s website. 

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Samsung's promo image for the event. Credit: Samsung

As for what we’ll actually see during the stream, that’s tougher to gauge. The promo image shows a side view of a foldable device that looks a whole heck of a lot like the Galaxy Z Flip, so go ahead and assume there will be some kind of bendy screen phone at this Unpacked. Aside from that, the usual lineup of regular smartphones and perhaps some earbuds or smartwatches should also be expected.

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Mostly, this just means the summer doldrums are almost over. Tech news is going to start happening soon, so make sure you have enough in the bank to splurge on all the new devices you’ll want.

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