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A fresh leak claims the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s Privacy Display keeps screen contents visible only to the user, making the screen look nearly black to bystanders even at full brightness, with auto-activation for certain apps or contexts, powered by Samsung Display’s OLED with Magic Flex Pixel and potentially coming to the S26/S26+.
Ahead of Samsung's official reveal, Galaxy S26 Ultra leaks suggest a 200MP main camera with f/1.4 and a 50MP telephoto at f/2.9, plus a top variant with 16GB RAM and 1TB storage; 60W fast charging has also been hinted, with official unveiling on Feb 26 and availability around March 11 in select regions.
Samsung's Galaxy S26 series is expected to be officially announced on February 25, with a global release date set for March 11, including the S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra models, with pre-orders likely starting shortly after the announcement.
Leaker Ice Universe reveals that the Galaxy S26 Ultra will feature a more refined, minimalistic design with camera rings similar to the iPhone 17 Pro Max, a shift to aluminum from titanium, and a slightly lighter weight, aiming to give it a distinct personality and a potentially improved user experience.
A leak reveals that the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra will feature a Privacy Display that dims or hides the screen when viewed from an angle, enhancing privacy. The feature will be accessible in the Settings app under Display, with options for manual toggle and automatic activation in crowded areas, and will also be available in Quick Settings.
A tipster reveals 10 anticipated upgrades for the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, including a new energy-efficient display, improved cameras with wider apertures, faster charging at 60W, a more powerful processor, and a potentially larger battery, with the device expected to be unveiled around February 25th.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra is set to feature a new Privacy Display that dims the screen when viewed from angles other than head-on, enhancing privacy by making it harder for others to see sensitive content. The feature will be accessible via the Settings app and Quick Settings toggle, and may activate automatically based on the app or notifications. Evidence of this feature has been found in internal code and app listings, confirming its upcoming debut.
Leaked images suggest that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will feature a new, raised camera bump similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 7, with the series expected to launch in February 2026.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra leaks reveal a fold-inspired unified camera island, rounded iPhone-like corners, and confirmation of the S Pen slot, with specs including Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and a 5,000mAh battery. Reactions are mixed, with excitement over new design and features but criticism over aesthetics and wobbling. Launch is expected in February 2026, positioning it as a refined upgrade focused on productivity and power-user features.
Leaked images of the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra reveal a new camera bump design similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 7, which may worsen the device's tendency to wobble on flat surfaces due to its raised module and placement, though cases can mitigate this issue. The series is expected to launch in February.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to have minimal upgrades over the S25 Ultra, notably retaining a 5,000 mAh battery instead of increasing capacity, and possibly limiting display performance to save power, which may disappoint fans seeking significant improvements in battery life and display quality.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to feature a new 12MP 3x camera, retain most of its predecessor's sensors, and introduce software enhancements like Adaptive Pixel and new video formats, along with potential faster charging and design updates, making it a significant but not drastic upgrade.
Leaked images suggest the Galaxy S26 Ultra will feature a taller, more curved design with a thinner profile and a pill-shaped camera island, along with internal upgrades like a faster chip and improved sensors, but these changes may lead to a higher price point amid market competition.
The upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to feature significant upgrades including a new M14 OLED display with AI privacy toggle, regional chip variations with Snapdragon and Exynos options, a redesigned camera island, thinner body, faster 60W wired charging, Qi2 wireless charging, and a 200MP main camera with potential sensor and aperture improvements. The S Pen may also receive a design update, though its presence remains uncertain.
Samsung is likely to begin mass production of the Galaxy S26 Ultra in December, earlier than the other models, due to its strong sales history and strategic considerations, with the base S26 and S26 Plus following in January, aiming to maximize market momentum.