Samsung Galaxy S26 Series Elevates the AI Phone Experience

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26/02/2026

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Samsung Electronics has unveiled its third-generation AI smartphone, the Galaxy S26 series, building upon the foundation established by previous models. This new lineup introduces significant advancements in artificial intelligence, camera capabilities, and design, setting a new benchmark for the mobile industry.

Refined Design and Display Innovation

The Galaxy S26 series presents a more refined and cohesive design aesthetic compared to its predecessors. The devices feature a rounded curvature and are noticeably slimmer and lighter. Specifically, the Galaxy S26 Ultra is 0.3 mm thinner than the previous model, weighing in at 214 grams, which enhances portability without compromising its grip.

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A key differentiator for the Galaxy S26 Ultra is the introduction of the Privacy Display. This technology limits side-angle viewing, effectively shielding on-screen content from onlookers without the need for a separate screen protector. This feature, developed over five years, offers a new level of security, particularly in public spaces.

The Evolution of On-Device AI

While the Galaxy S24 series introduced the concept of the AI phone, the S26 series significantly expands upon it with more intuitive and proactive features. A new function, Now Nudge, leverages contextual awareness to provide timely suggestions, such as checking calendar conflicts when a user discusses plans in a messaging app, thereby reducing the need to switch between applications.

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Circle to Search, a feature that debuted on the Galaxy S24, has been upgraded to support multi-element searches. The AI ecosystem is also more deeply integrated with Bixby, Gemini, and Perplexity, allowing users to control device settings using natural language commands. For instance, stating “My eyes feel tired” prompts Bixby to suggest activating the Eye comfort shield, streamlining the user experience.

AI-Powered Professional Photography

The camera system in the Galaxy S26 series sees substantial upgrades, driven by advanced AI. The Galaxy S26 Ultra is equipped with a 200-megapixel wide-angle camera and a 50-megapixel telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom. A wider aperture improves low-light performance, complemented by an upgraded Nightography feature.

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In a notable advancement, the AI Image Signal Processor (ISP), previously limited to the rear camera, now extends to the front camera, ensuring high-detail selfies with natural skin tones. The AI-powered Photo Assist has also been enhanced, now capable of not only removing unwanted objects but also adding new elements to reconstruct images. Furthermore, the new Creative Studio allows users to generate custom stickers and other content from simple text prompts, expanding creative possibilities directly on the device.

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