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  Not only is the Galaxy Note one of Samsung’s most powerful and inventive smartphone series, it’s also the line that’s most beloved by its users.   When developing each Note, Samsung conducts countless polls, interviews, tests and trials, and scans hundreds of platforms for user feedback, all in an effort to identify ways to add exciting new facets to the smartphones’ user experience. The  Galaxy Note20  series and its powerful innovations are the latest products of this comprehensive process.   Click on the video below for a behind-the-scenes look at how Samsung designers, developers and innovators optimised the newest Galaxy Notes to suit users’ lifestyles

  The S Pen has come a long way since it was first introduced in 2011, tucked into the bottom edge of the very first Galaxy Note.   Just as Samsung’s flagship series has redefined the mobile experience as we know it, the S Pen has rewritten the rules for what a smartphone stylus can do. From jotting notes on the go to snapping group photos from afar, and from editing and sharing documents to controlling media, the S Pen allows users to do so much more with their mobile device, more comfortably and conveniently than ever before.   The  Galaxy Note20’s  S Pen – the series’ tenth – enriches the user experience even further by offering smoother, more intuitive note-taking and lifelike precision. Follow along as we commemorate this monumental release by taking a closer look at the S Pen’s evolution over the years.       The 2011 introduction of the Galaxy Note and the S Pen launched a new category of mobile device: the phablet. Combining the characteri...

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – 19 February, 2020 – Samsung has collaborated with  Vega Design School  on a competition that gives young South African designers the opportunity to showcase their impressive design skills. The students were invited to create content that will be used as  Samsung Galaxy themes  that will be loaded on to the Galaxy Store. The winners, Dean Sartor, Kyle Sartor, Mohapi Polo and Liam Cuffley, will now have their artwork made available to an international audience. The aim of the Design Jam competition is to produce unique artwork designed by the creative vision of young Africans. “We were proud to see the level of work submitted by the winning students and look forward to showcasing their work on a global stage. We believe that the country is rich in natural talent and look forward to promoting these new pioneers and mavericks. Their skills echo our own pursuit of excellence – design that brings the world to life in innovative ways,...