On Tuesday, Samsung invited people to its upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event, which is set for February 25 in San Francisco and is anticipated to feature the company’s Galaxy 26 series of smartphones.
The company stated that the next phones are “designed to simplify everyday interactions, inspire confidence, and make Galaxy AI seem flawlessly integrated from the moment it is in hand,” so AI elements will be prominent once more.
The privacy display, which is anticipated to make its debut on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, is a noteworthy feature that the firm has hinted to.To safeguard private data, users will be able to conceal specific parts of the phone’s screen from prying eyes.Users will be able to conceal the notification area from inquisitive eyes, for example.
According to reports, the flagship phone in the range will feature Qualcomm’s most recent Snapdragon Elite Gen 5 CPU in China and the United States. In other areas, Samsung is probably going to use its own Exynos 2600 processor. Though it is becoming less significant, the distinction is important. Although the performance difference has been closing, Snapdragon processors have typically surpassed Samsung’s Exynos CPUs in benchmarks and thermal efficiency.
The tech website SamMobile reports that the S26 will also include a 5,100 mAh (milliamphour, a common unit of battery capacity) battery and enable both 25W wireless and 60W cable charging.
Samsung is probably going to introduce the improved Galaxy Buds 4 wireless earphones in addition to phones.The previous generation’s design, which was frequently compared to Apple’s AirPods, will be updated by the business.
Samsung’s website and YouTube account will stream the event live, starting at 10 AM PT/1 PM ET/7 PM CET.
Anyone interested in Samsung’s next gadgets who preregisters will receive a $30 promotional credit.Customers who preregister are only expressing interest; even if they decide not to purchase the new gadgets, they will still receive the credit as a discount on other Samsung products.The business will enhance that to a $150 credit if you pre-register and then pre-order one of the devices; there is no need for a trade-in.
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