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Killing the Galaxy Note series makes complete sense

Killing the Galaxy Note series makes complete sense

Posted on November 18, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Another week, and plenty more leaks surrounding the next bunch of flagship phones in Samsung’s Galaxy line. Look closely at the rumoured models coming over the next 12 (or so) months and there’s stalwart device missing.

Yep, if these leaks are to be believed, Samsung won’t release a new version of its Galaxy Note device in 2021. The original phablet, the phone that made the stylus cool again and, well, caught fire might finally be laid to rest.
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