Samsung recaps its ten biggest Galaxy smartphone innovations

The day has finally come - we’re mere hours away from the introduction of the Galaxy S22 series and Samsung thought it would be fitting to take a trip down memory lane. Samsung Newsroom prepared a top-ten list recapping the biggest hardware and software breakthroughs to grace the Galaxy line over the past decade-plus.

It all starts in 2010 with the original Samsung Galaxy S - the first Android smartphone with an AMOLED display. Samsung continued to perfect its displays which grew larger in size, pixels and refresh rate down the line.

Samsung Galaxy S

The first Galaxy Note is another barrier breaker with its 5.3-inch AMOLED display and its built-in S Pen stylus. The OG S Pen supported 256 levels of pressure and was a productivity and sketching game changer. There’s high expectation that we’ll see a built-in S Pen with the Galaxy S22 Ultra so stick around to our homepage after the big event for all the details.

Galaxy Note 10 and 10+ with S Pen

Samsung Knox debuted in 2013 with the Galaxy Note 3 as Samsung’s own mobile security and management framework shielding Galaxy devices from malicious software and unauthorized access while also encrypting user data.

Samsung Knox

2014 marked the first IP-rated Galaxy phone - the Galaxy S5 with its IP-67 dust and water resistance meant accidental drops in liquids won’t render your device dead. Since then Samsung has stepped up its Galaxy S-series to the IP-68 level on its flagships and we’ve even seen IP-rated midrangers in the Galaxy-A series portfolio.

Galaxy S7 debut IP-68 protection

Samsung Pay, the Galaxy S7 series’ Dual Pixel sensor, One UI and the foldable Galaxy Z series are among the other brig breakthroughs. You can go over the full top-ten list in the source link below.

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