They confirm that the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra will be compatible with the S Pen

An FCC list confirms that the pen S Pen of Samsung can be used with the following landline phone Galaxy S21 Ultra company’s.

The confirmation, first discovered by the Android Authority, comes in a test report for the model number SMG998B.

The discovery clarifies the recent remarks of Samsung’s president for mobile devices, TM Roh, who said that some of the “most beloved features” of the Galaxy Note will arrive on other Samsung devices in 2021.

The FCC test report explicitly describes an Equipment Under Test (EUT) device that can be used with an S pen in scroll and click modes. “EUT can also be used with a pen device (S Pen). The EUT works with the S Pen in two different inductive coupling modes for detecting the S Pen motion (Hover and Click) which operates in the range of 0.53 –0.6MHz ”.

The listing also confirms wireless power transfer (for charging things like the upcoming Galaxy Buds Pro headphones), Wi-Fi 6E and UWB on the still-announced Galaxy S21 Ultra. Last week, Roh also said that Samsung plans to do more with ultra-wideband in 2021 with the help of its partners, such as using UWB to locate your family’s objects or pets, open doors and customize car experiences.

The Truth News informs you that everything should be clear at the next Samsung event in January, probably on Thursday, the 14th, if the rumors are valid.

Samsung will launch four new foldable phones in 2021

It has recently been rumored that Samsung will work on three foldable phones by 2021, including its first foldable “budget”, however, according to a new ETNews report, Samsung plans to launch four foldable devices next year.

According to the report, Samsung will launch two folding models Galaxy Z Fold 3 and two flap to succeed Galaxy Z Flip in 2021, unfortunately, this could mean that we will not see new foldable form factors Samsung until 2022 at the latest .

Industry sources also suggest that Samsung does not intend to launch a rolling stock in 2021. So far, only LG has confirmed plans to launch a rolling stock next year.

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It looks like Samsung will start manufacturing foldable phones in August next year, so they may be on sale globally before the end of September.