Samsung adds AirDrop support to the Quick Share feature on Galaxy S26 series devices, expanding file sharing capabilities across different platforms. The update will first roll out in South Korea, and will later become available in other regions as well.
A recent teardown of the Samsung Galaxy S26 revealed the device’s high repairability, thanks to its modular design and the ease of replacing components. This approach reflects the growing trend toward increased durability in modern smartphones.
Samsung is preparing to bring advanced camera features and improved AI document scanning to the Galaxy S25 series, previously introduced in the Galaxy S26. These innovations will enhance photo quality and make working with documents easier.
Samsung is preparing an updated Privacy Display feature that will allow users to hide specific parts of the screen. This function will be available exclusively on new devices, most likely starting with the Galaxy S27 Ultra. The company is also considering improvements to batteries, cameras, and a transition to Exynos processors for the entire Galaxy series.
Rumors have surfaced about the imminent release of a Samsung smartphone featuring a silicon-carbon battery, possibly under the name Galaxy S26 Edge. There are currently no official confirmations or details about the model.