
Samsung shelves hybrid S Pen prototype for Galaxy S27 Ultra as it matures
Samsung reportedly tested a hybrid stylus for the Galaxy S27 Ultra that would merge AES and EMR benefits without needing a battery or a display digitizer, but the company has delayed adopting it. EMR requires a digitizer in the screen, while AES uses a self-powered stylus and relies on a capacitive display; the new approach would combine their advantages but isn’t being used yet. Interference concerns from Qi2 magnets could push Samsung away from EMR in the future, and the company appears to be waiting for the technology to mature before any Galaxy S Ultra rollout.




