The Korean tech large has secured a brand new trademark for a gadget that the UK Intellectual Property Workplace categorizes underneath "Class 9." This class of merchandise consists of good rings and software program for sensible rings, wearable computers, wearable digital digital communication units, and more. The trademark consists of the "Samsung Curio" moniker, and as described above, the classification hyperlinks the title with wearables similar to good rings and applicable software. In mild of those events, Curio - short for curiosity or a uncommon, unusual, or intriguing object - could be the identify of Samsung's Herz P1 Smart Ring ring once it's ready to hit the market. Or it may not. Simply put, Samsung has been securing trademarks for various wearable gadgets it has not yet released. At one level, the elusive smart ring was believed to be named "Galaxy Ring." One could argue that Galaxy Ring sounds much more like a industrial Samsung product than Curio, but neither seems to have been set in stone but.

Samsung is known for trademarking monikers that do not at all times change into hooked up to actual products, so we'll have to attend and see. Proper now, the only constant ingredient of the Samsung smart ring story is that the company retains reminding us of its existence by way of trademark applications. How shut this new type of wearable product is to release, we do not know. But unlike the Galaxy Ring / Samsung Curio, the XR headset was confirmed by Samsung and Google, and no matter what it will likely be referred to as, the product is predicted to compete with the Apple Vision Pro subsequent year. Mihai is a blogger and column author at SamMobile. His first Samsung telephone was an A800 which took quite a lot of beating, and part of him still misses the novelty of the clamshell design. In his free time, he enjoys watching reveals, documentaries, and stand-up comedy