Most likely means model Galaxy S23 Ultra the end of a relatively long era, which is now over Galaxy S24 will not extend. It lasted almost 10 years and showed the technical capabilities of Samsung. Of course, we mean the curved display on the sides. But will anyone really miss him?
It was in September 2014 when Samsung introduced Galaxy Note Edge. It was Samsung's first smartphone to use flexible display technology. It did not offer a folding shape, but there was a certain bending of the display, even if it was fixed. Samsung called this shape Edge and later put it in only the most high-end devices. After the model Galaxy The S7 Edge dropped this designation, although the design remained.
Galaxy S23Ultra
The end of the Note series did not mean the removal of this element from the portfolio, as the Ultra series also had a curve Galaxy S20, S21, S22 and S23. As you know, the model Galaxy The S22 Ultra then adopted the Note line's ethos as its own, especially as it offered an integrated S Pen. Perhaps paradoxically, Samsung offered such a practical accessory on such an impractical display. Precisely in this case, the mentioned curvature did not make sense.
Galaxy S24Ultra
Already at the model Galaxy S23 Ultra Samsung reduced the curvature to make it at the model Galaxy Finally released the S24 Ultra completely. Although it is similar to all those flat cakes, it is practical and certainly cheaper for Samsung. Just Galaxy The S23 Ultra is probably the last of its kind, i.e. a smartphone with such a curved display on its sides.
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The Edge display was interesting and brought something new, fresh and bold to Samsung's portfolio. It certainly had its place here, but time has moved on and probably no one will miss it. However, if you do, you shouldn't buy it Galaxy S23 Ultra too late. His supplies are sure to dwindle.
I like the curved display and I'm used to it. There is no problem switching to another phone brand.
The S Pen works normally even with curved edges. The only reason for abandoning the curvature is the significantly higher price of the display (about 3 times higher) and reluctance Apple use it (Samsung at unnecessarily higher costs for the top model).
The curvature makes it possible to use a larger display in a smaller body (convenient for one-handed operation).
I liked the curved displays, they looked pretty futuristic and I never had a problem with the controls
Could someone explain it to motorola too 😁 Flags only have an edge.
The fact that Samsung ended the tradition is one of the reasons why I have a 24U...
Exactly 👍