Both devices arrived in 2020 as the last in the Note lineup before Samsung replaced them with the ... 51 vulnerabilities (29 in the Android core, 22 exclusive to Galaxy hardware and software).

They're both archetypal Galaxy S devices, while the premium S22 Ultra pulls from Samsung's late Note lineup with its embedded S-Pen slot. It also has a 6.8-inch AMOLED 120Hz display and a beefier ...

That's because Samsung's Galaxy series of handsets aren't turned off in this way. So if you've bought a shiny new Galaxy S22, have an older S21, Galaxy Note, or other Samsung handset of the recent ...