Surprising absolutely nobody who’s been paying attention to the fact Samsung hasn’t released a Galaxy Note-branded phone since 2020, but that the new Galaxy S22 Ultra sure looks a lot like a Note, Samsung has confirmed that it’s killing off the Galaxy Note brand… but that features like the S-Pen will live on in the […]
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2 Comments on Lilbits: Samsung could merge its Galaxy S and Galaxy Note smartphone families, Framework Laptop’s firmware goes open source, and more
Lilbits: Samsung could merge its Galaxy S and Galaxy Note smartphone families, Framework Laptop’s firmware goes open source, and more
2 Comments on Lilbits: Samsung could merge its Galaxy S and Galaxy Note smartphone families, Framework Laptop’s firmware goes open source, and moreRumors that Samsung would phase out its Galaxy Note line of smartphones have been making the rounds for years. But with recent Samsung phones adding S-Pen support, they’ve been picking up steam. Now Samsung is adding fuel to the fire by hinting that the new Galaxy S22 smartphone expected to launch in February will be […]
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Lilbits: Goodbye Galaxy Note, hello Ryzen Mobile overclocking
Once upon a time it was pretty clear what you were getting when you bought a Samsung Galaxy Note smartphone – it would be an expensive phone with a big screen, a big battery, a fast processor, and support for Samsung’s S-Pen digital stylus. But as smartphone screens have gotten larger (and prices higher), the […]
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Our best look yet at the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 (leaks)
Samsung’s next large-screened, stylus-equipped smartphone is set to launch later this month. But thanks to a series of leaks, we’ve had a pretty good idea of what the phone would look like for a while. Now we have an even better idea: Evan Blass has shared leaked pictures of the phone which depict a big […]
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Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo (Lite) on the way?
Samsung may be getting ready to launch a new, cheaper version of the Galaxy Note 3 smartphone. SamMobile reports that a retailer in Belgium is taking pre-orders for a phone called the Galaxy Note 3 Neo. It’s expected to feature a 5.55 inch, 720p display and Samsung’s S Pen digital pen. It’s also expected to […]
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Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition Review
The Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition is Samsung’s second 10-inch, pen-based Android tablet. Just like last year’s Note 10.1 this premium slate is designed for productivity and not just entertainment. Priced at about $550Â the Note is at least $50 more than it’s closest tablet competition. The higher price isn’t just because of the HD+ resolution […]
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Samsung Galaxy Note 12.2 visits the FCC
Samsung’s unannounced (but long-rumored) 12.2 inch tablet appears to be one step closer to launching. A device called the Samsung SM-P900 passed through the FCC website this week, and all evidence points to it being a large Galaxy Note tablet. First, the SM-P900 name is awfully similar to the SM-P905 which showed up in benchmarks […]
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Samsung introduces Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition)
Samsung’s new 10.1 inch Galaxy Note tablet has the guts of a Galaxy Note 3 smartphone, but a larger, higher-resolution display. It’s called the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition), and oddly it’s expected to hit the streets in the third quarter of 2013. I guess the implication is that it’s a next-generation device. The […]
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AT&T’s Galaxy Note 8.0 will cost $199 with purchase of S4, $399 without
AT&T just announced the official pricing and release date for the LTE version of Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8.0 and it’s a bit of a surprise. The Note 8.0 will cost $399, the same price as the Wi-Fi version, if you sign a two-year contract. That’s an unusual move for AT&T. The carrier usually sells tablets […]
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Is Samsung filling out Galaxy Note line with a 7 inch model?
Samsung has always taken a shotgun approach to Android phones and tablets. The company offers phones, portable media players, and tablets in a range of sizes — sometimes with devices that are barely distinguishable from one another (Do we really need tablets with 7, 7.7, 8.9, and 10.1 inch screens?) But so far the company […]