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Pushing privacy
One cool upgrade the Galaxy S26 Ultra is tipped to bring to the table is a so-called ‘Privacy Display’.
Supposedly this is a built in feature that can be used to make the screen appear dark and unreadable to sideways and over-the-shoulder snoopers.If such a feature works well it could be a neat USP for the S26 Ultra.
Or Samsung has just got a bit boring…
Equally, 70% of you told me you’re not hyped about the Galaxy S26, which signals to me that there’s not a huge amount of interest in what’s likely to be one of the best phones of 2026.
I actually think the Galaxy S26 series could be one of the most iterative generations of Android smartphones ever.
Speaking of upgrades, going by some of the top Galaxy S26 rumors, I’m not expecting the Galaxy S26 Ultra or its smaller predicted siblings to be very different from the Galaxy S25 series.
Further to that, Samsung has previously boosted the vapor chamber cooling system on its most flagship of phones, so I’d expect the same for the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
But with a new chipset expected, and surely some improvements on power efficiency and cooling, I’d very much hope the Galaxy S26 Ultra doesn’t run to hot.
Now I’d take the the below news with a degree of skepticism, as even if everything is legit, pre-release phones aren’t likely to be running the latest software and optimizations to get the best out of them.
Beep! Beep! news just in: The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has been leaked in a hands-on video, and it runs worryingly hot!
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Phones, lots of phones
RIght so what’s the rundown? Well in simple terms expect to see a suite of new Galaxy S-series phones.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra will surely lead the charge as the main phone, followed by the Galaxy S26 Plus and Galaxy S26.
Hello there! This is Managing Editor of Phones, Roland Moore-Colyer here to take you through some of the run up to today’s Galaxy Unpacked.
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