Samsung is known for its innovative approach and constant evolution in the smartphone market. The latest buzz in the tech community suggests that Samsung might be planning a significant rebranding for its upcoming flagship device. According to a tipster on X (formerly Twitter), the Galaxy S26 Ultra may not retain its expected name. Instead, Samsung could opt for the name Galaxy S26 Note to highlight its built-in S Pen, a feature that has become synonymous with productivity and creativity.

But wait, that’s not all! The Galaxy S26+ may be called Galaxy S26 Pro instead. It seems Samsung has finally spotted the trend of Pro models everywhere, and that word is currently missing from its mobile portfolio. This change could align Samsung’s naming conventions with other major smartphone brands, making it more competitive in the market.

However, don’t take this for granted, as it’s still very early days. Even the source of the rumor is only implying that the Korean company is thinking about changing branding, not that it’s something set in stone already.

If the rumors are true, the rebranding of the Galaxy S26 Ultra to Galaxy S26 Note could mark a new chapter in Samsung’s flagship lineup. By combining the strengths of the Note and Ultra series, Samsung can offer a device that caters to both productivity enthusiasts and tech-savvy consumers. This move could also simplify Samsung’s product offerings, making it easier for customers to choose the right device.