The Galaxy Note series will be discontinued next year, with Samsung looking to replace the iconic line with a different device that would offer the same features. The Galaxy Z Fold 3 foldable is supposedly set to launch in June, featuring a large all-screen display and a built-in S Pen stylus.
The Galaxy S and Note series were on converging paths for years. Samsung’s ability to increase the screen-to-body ratio of its phones made the two handsets look similar. In some cases, the latest Galaxy S version had an even bigger display than the latest Note. The only differentiating factor remained the S Pen stylus. And we already have rumors that say Samsung plans to add S Pen support to the Galaxy S21 Ultra next year — the stylus will be housed inside a case, rather than the phone itself. A second report from Korea in a matter of days gives us more details about the Samsung phone that will supposedly replace the Galaxy Note series. And this time around, the story says that a Samsung official already confirmed speculation that the Note line will be discontinued.
