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Galaxy One: Is the Samsung Galaxy Note series coming to an end?

Galaxy One: Is the Samsung Galaxy Note series coming to an end?

Posted on September 17, 2019 By Jarvis

Samsung might roll its Note and S-series flagship phones into one line to make space for the Galaxy Fold, according to a report.

Renowned tech tipster Evan Blass has claimed that as soon as next year, the Samsung’s two flagship lines could possibly be folded together under the brand name of “Galaxy One”, which would launch in early 2020 in the place of the Galaxy S11. This would mean that the Samsung Galaxy S10 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 are the last devices in their respective ranges.
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