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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.
The article discusses the upcoming support for Qi2 wireless charging in Android devices, highlighting the Clicks Communicator as the newest confirmed device with Qi2 support, and anticipates more devices from Samsung and other brands in 2026, with ongoing developments at CES 2026.
Samsung is set to launch the Galaxy S26 series with new camera features like 3x Zoom HDR and maintain current pricing levels despite hardware cost increases. The company is also focusing on advancing its semiconductor technology with a new 2nm process to compete with TSMC, and has released updates to its SSD management and UI design to enhance user experience.
Samsung is not increasing the prices of its upcoming Galaxy S26 series, which are expected to start at $799 for the S26, $999 for the S26+, and $1,299 for the S26 Ultra, with a launch event possibly in late February 2026. The series may feature a new 3x Zoom HDR camera and other enhancements, while Samsung also aims to leverage TSMC's 2nm process technology to attract major tech companies for its semiconductor foundry.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 is expected to launch in early 2026 with minimal design changes from the S25, featuring a Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 chip, up to 16GB RAM, a stacked 5500mAh battery, and a potential 200MP camera in the Ultra model. Rumors suggest possible price increases due to global memory shortages, and the lineup may include the S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra, with some speculation about the S26 Edge being discontinued.
A leak by Ice Universe reveals detailed specifications for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 series, including three models with minor upgrades over the S25, such as faster chipsets, larger batteries, and camera improvements, with a potential launch in early 2025.
Samsung's Galaxy S26 series is expected to be unveiled in late January with a commercial release in mid-February, featuring the Ultra model with a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip and the S26 and S26 Plus with Exynos processors. The Ultra is anticipated to be a high-performance device, potentially more successful despite a rumored price hike, while the smaller models may face challenges due to processor perceptions.
Samsung is preparing to launch the Galaxy S26 series in early 2026, featuring three models—S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra—with significant upgrades including new Qualcomm processors, improved cameras with better sensors, and a possible earlier release around late January. The series aims to deliver faster performance, enhanced photography, and smarter features, with the Ultra model boasting a 10-bit display and faster charging. The lineup has been simplified, dropping previous Pro and Edge variants, and the Plus model is confirmed to return.
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 introduces a groundbreaking Privacy Display mode that automatically activates for sensitive content and in crowded places, enhancing user privacy significantly, although it requires new hardware and won't be available on current models.
Leaked renders reveal that the upcoming Galaxy S26 Pro and Ultra will feature thinner designs, similar camera modules with extended islands, and built-in Qi2 magnets, with the Ultra possibly using a Snapdragon chip and the Pro an Exynos chip.
Renders of Samsung's Galaxy S26 series reveal new designs and features, including a raised camera module, different models with varying camera setups, and upgrades in display and battery capacity, set for release early next year.
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 lineup may feature its most significant design change yet, especially with the Galaxy S26 Edge's large rear bump and potential camera upgrades, while the base model is expected to retain a similar look to its predecessor. The Ultra variant might see an increase in camera sensors, and the overall design hints at sleeker devices with larger batteries, aiming for better usability and performance.
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 series may feature a design similar to the iPhone 17, with a notable camera bump across the phone, as suggested by leaked images shared by Sonny Dickson. The series includes the S26, S26 Edge, and S26 Ultra, with the middle model showing a unique camera bump that resembles the iPhone 17's design. The official reveal is expected after Apple's launch next Tuesday, with more details likely in January.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 series, codenamed Next Paradigm, is expected to include models S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra, with potential design tweaks and spec upgrades, but the Plus model may be replaced by a more stylish Edge variant, reflecting Samsung's focus on design and incremental improvements.
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 series is expected to feature significant camera upgrades, including a 50MP ultra-wide lens for the NPA2 model and a 200MP main sensor for the Ultra version, with potential changes to the lineup such as the possible discontinuation of the Plus model, all ahead of a January 2026 launch.