Galaxy Emerge, Stellar and Halo Receive Trademark Filings From Samsung

March 8, 2012

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Looks like Samsung is not ready let up on their “Galaxy” branding anytime soon. New trademark filings from the giant handset manufacturer have been listed over at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in the mobile phones and smartphones categories. Among them are the Galaxy Emerge, SN=85558647, Galaxy Stellar SN=85558639 and the Galaxy Halo SN=85558619. No other details have surfaced as of yet but stay tuned as we dig a little deeper. We'll see soon enough whether or not any of these names actually come to fruition. They'll be joining the ranks with names such as the Galaxy Axiom, Galaxy Rite, Galaxy Heir and Galaxy Awaken.

source: MobileSyrup

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