The Verge - There once was a time, commonly referred to as the pre-iPad era, when people questioned if there really was a gap between laptops and smartphones for tablets to fill. The two established device categories seemed to have too many overlaps in functionality to permit a separate product type to exist between them. Today, that question has been answered emphatically by the wildly popular tablet market, but the challenge of trailblazing new form factors remains and has been taken up by Samsung with the 5.3-inch Galaxy Note. Too small to be considered a tablet and too large to be deemed a phone, this new Android device seeks to demonstrate the value of its unconventional size as well as its own credentials.
It will live on in spirit through Samsung's Ultra branding.
Samsung seems to really be leaning on its folding phones.
One thing is for certain, irrespective of costs, is that the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra is a great smartphone.
