They called the second Angular "Angular"
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Apparently it needs to be explicitly stated: in the JavaScript ecosystem, the suffix "JS" will be considered optional. Node.js is "Node"
In common usage, Backbone.js is "Backbone". Handlebars.js is "Handlebars". Seems like React was officially ReactJS before dropping the "JS"
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It's mind-blowing, therefore, that you'd voluntarily move us to a universe where "Angular" and "AngularJS" mean different things
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Maybe the third one will be called "Angular.js", that's nicely unambiguous
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