【Watch Hugas Online】

We're just a handful of days away from the next big Samsung announcement.

The Watch Hugas OnlineKorean tech giant sent an invite to members of the media for a new Unpacked event, set to take place on Monday, May 12 at 8 p.m. ET. You can watch it live on Samsung's website or its YouTube channel, too.

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The two-tone graphic is very simple, in that the only thing on it besides the date of the stream is the phrase "Beyond slim." That sorta gives the game away. While we expect Samsung to launch new foldable phones this year, most rumors and leaks point to an imminent announcement of the ultra-thin Galaxy S25 Edge in all its glory. Barring a huge surprise, we expect to learn more at the upcoming Unpacked stream.

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The new thin Galaxy phone has been leaked to death at this point, with all available information pointing to it being Samsung's thinnest non-foldable phone ever.

We'll all find out together on Monday.

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