If a company makes a popular smartphone, it’s bound to split that smartphone into two variants to give people more choice. That’s exactly what’s happening with the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 line.

Samsung removed the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ from its security update tracking this morning. This comes after the Note 10 line was dropped to a quarterly update schedule a year ago ...

Samsung officially unveiled the Galaxy Note 10 line -- and as expected, the new smartphones eliminate the traditional headphone jack. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

While a vast majority of phones are still running security updates from last year, Samsung has made the Galaxy Note 10 the world's first Android phone to receive the January 2023 security update.

The Galaxy Note 10 Plus, which has a 6.8-inch screen and starts at $1,099, is designed for the Note loyalists and the Samsung productivity types who want to use the device as a PC via the DeX ...

In 2022, Samsung announced that it would provide five years of security updates to flagship devices, but only extended that back to the Galaxy Note 20, leaving Note 10 with four years. RIP, Galaxy ...