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Have images of Samsung's smartwatch been leaked?

FP Staff • February 18, 2013, 14:41:57 IST
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Recent rumours have indicated, that Samsung could also launch a smartwatch and a Samsung S IV mini along with the Galaxy SIV. Now a report claims that pictures of the smartwatch have been leaked online.

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Have images of Samsung's smartwatch been leaked?

Samsung is all set to launch its new smartphone, the Galaxy S IV, this year. According to reports, the device could be out as early as mid-March. However, recent rumours have indicated that Samsung could also launch a smartwatch and a Samsung S IV mini along with the device. The smartwatch, in particular has garnered a lot of interest, given that the New York Times also reported that Apple was working a similar device. Now according to this report on SlashGear, screenshots of what the Samsung watch’s OS looks like have been leaked online on a Korean message board. [caption id=“attachment_629414” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] ![Screengrab of one of the leaked photos. ](https://images.firstpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/SamsungSmartWatch_Screengrab.jpg) Screengrab of one of the leaked photos.[/caption] The report states that the screen-grabs include the name GALAXY Altius, the rumoured name for the Samsung Galaxy S IV . The report highlights that the device has SKT and SKTelecom on several shots, indicating that it will be carried with a data plan on that particular South Korean mobile service. However a post on Sammobile argues that the bunch of screenshots are clearly fake. For starters, the codename Altius is there in the device, which is most likely for the Galaxy S IV. Also why did Samsung use the codename on the device itself? Sammobile also points out that the UI doesn’t meet Samsung’s UX guidelines. For more about Samsung Galaxy S IV rumours click here.

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