The FCC listing also reveals support for the Wi-Fi 6E standard and the Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology on the Galaxy S21 Ultra.
For a few months now, we’ve been hearing rumors that Samsung’s next no-holds-barred flagship – the Galaxy S21 Ultra – will offer support for the S Pen stylus. If true, this would further blur the lines between the Galaxy Note and Galaxy S family, but on the bright, it would be an incredibly useful feature for a phone that will cost no less than $1,300. While the debate continues, the US FCC has confirmed that the Galaxy S21 Ultra will indeed offer stylus support. To recall, Samsung’s mobile division chief also hinted earlier this month that the company will bring some of the Galaxy Note family’s features to more smartphones in its portfolio.
