Despite Meizu's announcement of quitting the smartphone business, yet another upcoming phone has appeared online. A Meizu 21 Note with three cameras surfaced, one of which has a 50 MP sensor. The device will have at least two different colors, according to live images, both with a similar wavy effect on the back.
This is the first time Meizu uses a camera
island where the trio of shooters is aligned in a triangle formation. What is
more interesting is that we are seeing the Note moniker reappear for the first
time since the Meizu Note 9, launched in March 2019. The series was popular
with its big screen, but with the way the smartphone market has evolved the
Meizu 21 Note might bring a different selling point.
The company CEO, Shen Ziyu, previously
confirmed plans for the FlymeOS team to move away from mobile devices and be
restructured to develop new AI terminal devices using globally available LLM
(large language models) such as Open AI.
This year, the company is expected to
launch a new mobile OS tailored for the AI era. It should be compatible with
cars such as Polestar, Volvo, and Lotus, since they are all part of the Geely
portfolio, the company that also owns Meizu.