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Samsung's most powerful smartphone, the S26 Ultra, makes its debut. It's also the first smartphone where Google's Gemini can autonomously operate third-party apps like Uber on a user's behalf, and audio gets a major update with the Buds 4 series. |
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Samsung's most powerful smartphone, the S26 Ultra, makes its debut. It's also the first smartphone where Google's Gemini can autonomously operate third-party apps like Uber on a user's behalf, and audio gets a major update with the Buds 4 series. |
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The roots of Privacy Display can be traced back to Mobile World Congress 2024, where Samsung first showcased a display concept called Flex Magic Pixel. |
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Samsung's Galaxy S26 Plus offers Exynos 2600 power, 12GB RAM and triple cameras at Rs 1,19,999. We break down the full specifications to see what makes this mid-series model so expensive. |
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Samsung Galaxy S26 launches with a 6.3-inch AMOLED display, Exynos 2600 chip, 12GB RAM, triple cameras and 8K video recording. Priced at Rs 87,999, it targets premium users wanting power and style. |
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has recently launched, garnering significant attention for its high-end features, including a Snapdragon processor and advanced AI capabilities. , Technology & Science, Times Now |
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The Galaxy S26 lineup now has confirmed prices, showing a noticeable increase over last year, especially for the Ultra variant, which now reaches premium flagship territory. |
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Samsung's Galaxy S26 price hike in India suggests rising component costs and an industry-wide reset, with higher memory and chipset prices quietly changing flagship smartphone pricing. |
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Samsung's Galaxy Buds4 series brings smarter ANC, bigger woofers and gesture controls. |
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Samsung Galaxy S26 and S26+ stick to a familiar design but deliver strong performance, AI features and reliable cameras, even if the Ultra steals the spotlight. |
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra introduces hardware-based Privacy Display that limits side viewing angles, and it could push the entire smartphone industry to rethink screen privacy. |