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Samsung teasing the first step into a Whole New Universe tomorrow

Samsung Mobile just posted on their Facebook and Twitter accounts the confusing at first glance message of Destination:tgeltaayehxnx.
Users were quick to dismantle the cryptic post and deciphered it's actually an anagram, with tgeltaayehxnx standing for TheNextGalaxy.
Interestingly enough, on the asheeee.blog  you will find a countdown timer that is set to go off some time tomorrow (come noon London time, to be more specific).

In the source code of the website we found the following message: "Discover how Samsung is about to challenge the way you view the GALAXY once mo
Now everything so far pointed that the next Galaxy phone will be presented at a London event that's to be held on May 3 and we doubt anything has changed.
Our best guess is that Samsung is putting into action some elaborate advertising scheme for the coming announcement and we'll get the first real tease tomorrow.

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