Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra rumored to feature Exynos processor and a revolutionary display. Can Exynos finally compete with ...

The current S25 family all run Snapdragon hardware, but will Qualcomm’s exclusivity continue, or can Samsung bring Exynos back for the Galaxy S26? Writing for FN News, Kim Jun-seok and Im Su-bin ...

However, we could see variable aperture cameras make a comeback on Samsung phones next year with the Galaxy S26 series. The word comes from tipster Ice Universe, who said Samsung is considering ...

The rumored Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra could get a variable aperture ... be a real benefit to the next Ultra Galaxy phone given the size of the main camera sensor it could use Rather than take ...

Well, according to a new report, it looks like Samsung could bring variable aperture to the Galaxy S26 Ultra ... camera can change its aperture (the size of the opening that lets light into ...

Samsung is apparently thinking about a variable aperture for the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s main camera. The company first offered this feature on the Galaxy S9 series but dropped it with the Galaxy S20 ...

However, one such feature—variable aperture—might be making a comeback with the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra. Huawei Mate 50 Pro variable aperture According to prolific leaker Ice Universe ...

Predictions for the Galaxy S26 include silicon-carbon battery tech and camera upgrades. Samsung may need to explore new form factors and design elements to stand out in a stagnant smartphone market.

Samsung wants to prevent a similar situation with the 2nm Exynos 2600 SoC and is setting up a dedicated team to get it ready for the Galaxy S26 lineup. A team at Samsung Foundry will give it their ...

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According to a reliable Samsung tipster, IceUniverse on Weibo, Samsung may bring back the variable aperture in its camera in its upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra flagship smartphone. This was last seen ...

The United States has extended its lead over other nations as the world’s biggest exporter of weapons, with Europe now its main customer. The US accounted for 43% of global weapons exports ...