Samsung plans to integrate the Galaxy S series with the Galaxy Note series, according to a new report

Saturday, July 21, 2018 12:45 Samsung has traditionally released two of the major smart phones of the year. One in the first half of the year is part of the Galaxy S series, and another in the second half of the year is part of the Galaxy Note series. Although it seems illogical to launch two leading phones because they may be competing with each other, the Galaxy S Series and Galaxy Note series target different categories of users.

However, this could change in the future. According to a recent report from South Korea, Samsung seems to consider integrating the Galaxy S series with the Galaxy Note series. This seems to be due to customers who find it very difficult to switch to the Galaxy Note series when they can instead get the Galaxy S, as well as fierce competition from Chinese companies that make smart phones at much cheaper prices.

If we assume that this is true, then we will see in the future the launch of a single Samsung flagship device each year. As some reports have pointed out, this coincides with the emergence of some of the rumors we've heard over the past period, such as the opportunity to present three different versions of the Galaxy S10 year-round next. This means that the Galaxy S10 will reach three different screen sizes, one of which may be the size of Galaxy Note phones. We can also see the arrival of Pen Pen S to the Galaxy S series.

In the end, this step can help Samsung reduce its costs when developing its phones, but it remains to be seen if this is true or not.