This was stated by Dr. T. M. Roh, President and CEO of Mobile Communications Business at Samsung Electronics, in an interview where he stated the following:
In the short term, we will focus on a two-way strategy: the flagship S Series in the first half of the year and the innovative foldable line in the second half. We will continue with this strategy until there is another major breakout and are working hard to make it happen.
In this way, we can understand that the Galaxy Note line is no longer part of Samsung’s launch schedule, after all it occupied a prominent place in the South Korean releases in the second half of the year, because now it is from the Z line.
So, we understand that the Galaxy S and Z line should include features from the Note line, such as the S Pen support already available on the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and also on the Galaxy S21 Ultra, even though both don’t have an S Pen. Compact like the one on the Galaxy S22 Ultra, which even has a stylus pen storage.
It is interesting to note that Dr. Will we see a Galaxy with a foldable screen or a foldable screen with an S Pen slot this year? To find out, stay tuned to TudoCelular.
(Updated Feb 13, 2022 at 7:30 a.m.)
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