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Samsung Galaxy Note 22

Samsung didn’t renew its Note trademark, so what does that mean for Note 22?

Posted on September 7, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Samsung Galaxy Note 21 isn’t coming this year, and new trademark listings in the company’s home country of South Korea suggest we may not see any new Galaxy Note devices in the future either.

Spotted by GalaxyClub, Samsung has recently renewed its trademarks for a variety of names including the Galaxy S, Galaxy Z, Galaxy M and Galaxy A series.

The notable exception there is the Galaxy Note series. It being missing from this list seems like a clear indicator that the company doesn’t intend to introduce a Galaxy Note 22 in 2022.
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