Samsung plans to integrate Galaxy S series with Galaxy Note – UAE News

According to The Korean Bell, Samsung's vice president plans to integrate Samsung's flagship Galaxy S series with Galaxy Note. There are many reasons why this makes sense.

First and foremost, Chinese retailers are taking a huge share of Samsung's market share in the lower and middle segment, while users are looking for ever-leading models.

Secondly, since last year, there has been no big difference: users want to own Note8 instead of installing on the Galaxy S8.

The same is expected this year with Note9 and + S9 there are no clear differences between the two phones. Samsung is aware of this, setting a target for sales of Note9, which is expected to sell at 12 million units against 11 million units for the Galaxy Note 8.

Finally, this seems to be online with previous reports that Samsung will launch three different versions of the Galaxy S10 and S10 + with a larger screen.

So, if Samsung decides to go that way, we can expect the Galaxy S10 to come up with the most famous feature of the Note Phone series.

This means that users looking for a classic S3 experience will go to the normal S10 phone, and for those who want to Note that users will receive an S10 + phone.

This decision will save a lot of money on development, design and manufacturing. The combination of the phone series will also provide an opportunity for the next Samsung Galaxy X flagship phone.