Enlarge / The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. (credit: Ron Amadeo)
Is there anything left to do in the slab phone market?
Samsung's launch of the Galaxy S22 feels like a retirement plan for the company's slab line. After killing the Galaxy Note line and skipping a 2021 release, Samsung is merging the S-Pen-equipped Note line and the Galaxy S line, cutting the slab phone flagships down to a single yearly release.
Look at the Galaxy Note 10 from 2019 and you'll see that Samsung has essentially been recycling its design for three years now. It feels like Samsung is standing still, as if the plan is to have slab phones slowly ride off into the sunset while the company directs resources toward a future in foldables.
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Enlarge / The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. (credit: Ron Amadeo)
Is there anything left to do in the slab phone market?
Samsung's launch of the Galaxy S22 feels like a retirement plan for the company's slab line. After killing the Galaxy Note line and skipping a 2021 release, Samsung is merging the S-Pen-equipped Note line and the Galaxy S line, cutting the slab phone flagships down to a single yearly release.
Look at the Galaxy Note 10 from 2019 and you'll see that Samsung has essentially been recycling its design for three years now. It feels like Samsung is standing still, as if the plan is to have slab phones slowly ride off into the sunset while the company directs resources toward a future in foldables.
Read 40 remaining paragraphs | Comments
March 21, 2022 at 04:30PM
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