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Samsung Launches Galaxy S26 Ultra With Built-In Privacy Display and New AI Features

Juli Clover / macrumors - Samsung today announced its newest flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra. Samsung's latest devices are focused on AI, and Samsung says they have the most "intuitive, proactive, and adaptive Galaxy AI features" to date.Subscribe to the …


Agentic Android AI: Gemini automates bookings and searches

New Gemini Feature on Galaxy S26 and Pixel 10 Can Now Book Rides for You

9 days / iphoneincanada / Austin Blake

Google and Samsung just launched the AI features Apple couldn’t with Siri

9 days / theverge / Jay Peters

Android adds new Gemini AI features, smarter search, and better scam protection

9 days / digitaltrends

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Has 3 New AI Tricks That Could Make Gemini Useful

9 days / bgr

Google announces new Android AI features coming to the Galaxy S26 and Pixel 10 series

9 days / engadget / Andre Revilla

Gemini can now automate some multi-step tasks on Android

9 days / techcrunch / Sarah Perez

Gemini is getting its first agentic capabilities

9 days / theverge / Allison Johnson

Gemini Can Now Book You an Uber or Order a DoorDash Meal on Your Phone. Here’s How It Works

9 days / wired / Julian Chokkattu

Google's Circle to Search can now identify multiple objects in an image

9 days / engadget / Igor Bonifacic


On-site: Galaxy S26 launch leans into AI and privacy

Samsung Galaxy S26 stuffs more power in a charmingly small and familiar package

9 days / digitaltrends

I tried the Samsung Galaxy S26 series, and some neat new features make up for spec stagnation

9 days / digitaltrends

Samsung Galaxy S26 vs. S26+ vs. S26 Ultra: Comparing the three new phones

9 days / engadget / Georgie Peru

Samsung Releases New Flagship Phones With Focus on Easy-to-Use AI

9 days / wsj / Jiyoung Sohn

How to pre-order the Samsung Galaxy S26 phones and Galaxy Buds 4

9 days / engadget / Amy Skorheim

Samsung Galaxy S26 preorder: How to get the S26, S26 Ultra, S26 Plus

9 days / mashable

The Samsung Galaxy S26 series refines instead of reinvents

9 days / pocket-lint / Craig Donaldson

Samsung Galaxy S26 hands-on: A lot more of the same for a little more money

9 days / engadget / Mat Smith

Samsung's S26 and S26+ offer familiar designs, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chips and new software features

9 days / engadget / Igor Bonifacic

Samsung Galaxy S26 series announced, including S26 Plus and Ultra

9 days / mashable


Other: Buds, pricing, reviews and device comparisons

Samsung Galaxy S26 Canada: Official Prices and Pre-order Offers Revealed

9 days / iphoneincanada / John Quintet

Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro Review: No BS, Just Great-Sounding Wireless Earbuds

9 days / gizmodo / James Pero

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra vs S25 Ultra: Comparing price, specs, and features

9 days / mashable

How to preorder the new Samsung Galaxy Buds4 and Buds4 Pro wireless earbuds

9 days / mashable

Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro Review: Their New Look and Improved Sound Made Me Smile

9 days / cnet / David Carnoy

Samsung Galaxy S26 vs. Google Pixel 10: Comparing specs, prices

9 days / mashable

Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro 4 Review: Sleeker Design, Better Sound video

9 days / cnet / David Carnoy

Samsung Galaxy S26 vs S25: Comparing price, specs and features

9 days / mashable

Samsung Galaxy S26 Canadian pricing and availability

9 days / mobilesyrup / Dean Daley

Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro Canadian pricing

9 days / mobilesyrup / Dean Daley

Samsung's redesigned Galaxy Buds 4 lineup has retooled sound, improved ANC and new features

9 days / engadget / Billy Steele


Privacy Display: pixel-level screen shields side glances

Samsung shows off new display tech that adds a privacy screen to apps and notifications

9 days / techcrunch / Sarah Perez

Apple Needs to Copy Samsung’s New Security Smartphone Screen ASAP

9 days / wsj / Nicole Nguyen

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra hands-on: Privacy Display is the coolest innovation by far

9 days / mashable

I’m super impressed with the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s new Privacy Display

9 days / theverge / Allison Johnson

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra hands-on: Meaningful tweaks plus a slick new Privacy Display

9 days / engadget / Sam Rutherford

Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra offers a subtle set of hardware improvements

9 days / engadget / Ian Carlos Campbell


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The new privacy tech uses different types of pixels to let you block certain apps and notifications from being viewed by others.

9 days / bsky / @techcrunch.com / techcrunch.com

Samsung Launches Galaxy S26 Ultra With Built-In Privacy Display and New AI Features

9 days / bsky / @macrumors.bsky.social / macrumors.bsky.social

While the Ultra model gets a new Privacy Display and avoids a price hike, Samsung’s base models are largely software updates that cost more than the outgoing models.

9 days / bsky / @theverge.com / theverge.com

New hardware features? At a time like this?

9 days / bsky / @theverge.com / theverge.com

www.theverge.com/tech/884337/... they make very affordable screen protectors that can do this for just about any phone out there

9 days / bsky / @cameronfaulkner.bsky.social / cameronfaulkner.bsky.social

I can’t remember the last time a smartphone got an all-new feature that sounded this compelling. (I wonder if it will become table stakes?) www.theverge.com/tech/884337/...

9 days / bsky / @harrymccracken.com / harrymccracken.com

Gemini on Android will be able to automate tasks involving rideshare requests, or grocery or food delivery, says Google.

9 days / bsky / @techcrunch.com / techcrunch.com

Gemini can now automate some multi-step tasks on Android https://techcrunch.com/2026/02/25/gemini-can-now-automate-some-multi-step-tasks-on-android/

9 days / bsky / @sarahp.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy / sarahp.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy

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