The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra might undergo yet another name change.

 Recent reports recommend that Samsung may be thinking about a huge change in its lead smartphone naming procedure, which could bring out blended responses from tech fans.

This theory follows Google's new way of dealing with naming its smartphones, which, while consistent, has confronted some analysis on the web.

An insider on X (previously known as Twitter) has implied that Samsung might be rebranding its impending top-level model in the Galaxy S26 series. Rather than the expected "Galaxy S26 Ultra," the gadget may be named "Galaxy S26 Note." This potential change appears to underline the gadget's underlying S Pen, an element that has become progressively vital to Samsung's top-notch setup.

By and large, Samsung's Note series generally incorporated a S Pen, a component that later changed to the Ultra models. Nonetheless, it appears to be that Samsung may be returning to the more established naming show.

This supposed change in the naming system is suggestive of Google's ongoing methodology with its Pixel series. Google's setup currently incorporates a standard Pixel 9, two sizes of Pixel 9 Pro, and a Pixel Fold, with the "Pro" name showing its top-notch status and cost.

Moreover, a similar source recommends that Samsung could rebrand the Galaxy S26+ as the Galaxy S26 Pro. This would adjust Samsung to the business pattern of utilizing "Pro" assignments, a term right now missing from its smartphone setup.

However, it’s important to treat these rumors with caution. The source notes that these changes are still under consideration at Samsung and have not been finalized. With the Galaxy S26 series launch still more than a year away, there is plenty of time for plans to evolve or be completely revised.