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#1
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra review: its huge screen blocks shoulder surfers from spying on you
#1 out of 13
technology1d ago

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra review: its huge screen blocks shoulder surfers from spying on you

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/mar/16/samsung-galaxy-s26-ultra-review
Theguardian.com
  • The Galaxy S26 Ultra is praised for its huge 6.9-inch screen and strong overall performance.
  • A standout privacy feature reduces viewing angles to prevent shoulder-surfing on sensitive tasks.
  • The review notes long software support, with updates promised through 2033.
  • Camera system includes a 200MP main sensor and a 5x telephoto, offering strong low-light and zoom performance.
  • Battery life is described as long, with two days of use under mixed tasks.
  • AI features are extensive but noted as hit-and-miss by the reviewer.
  • The handset is heavy and large, potentially challenging single-handed use.
  • The phone supports fast charging and wireless charging with a mention of accessory requirements.
  • Samsung claims sustainability efforts like recycled content and repair programs.
  • Price positioning places the S26 Ultra as a high-end Android option with extensive features.
  • Verdict highlights the S26 Ultra as the most capable Android phone of its time for power users.
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#2
Best Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra cases right now
#2 out of 13
technology1d ago

Best Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra cases right now

https://www.tomsguide.com/phones/samsung-phones/best-samsung-galaxy-s26-ultra-cases
Tomsguide.com
  • The article lists the best Galaxy S26 Ultra cases currently available with options ranging from rugged to slim designs.
  • A key detail is that the S26 Ultra does not support Qi2 out of the box, so cases with magnetic rings are recommended for MagSafe-style accessories.
  • The ESR Classic Hybrid Magnetic Case is highlighted for military-grade drop protection and MagSafe compatibility.
  • Spigen Ultra Hybrid Magfit Case is praised for slim durability and anti-yellowing protection.
  • Samsung Rugged Magnet Case is noted for MIL-STD-810H protection and magnetic ring support.
  • Torras Q3 Spin case offers a 360-degree rotating stand and magnetic ring for versatile viewing.
  • Rokform Rugged Case is recommended for serious protection with RokLock mounting and a two-year warranty.
  • Dbrand Grip Case is highlighted for customization and MagSafe compatibility with strong grip.
  • Casetify Impact Case is noted for thousands of design options and MagSafe compatibility, with strong protection.
  • Pitaka Aaron Button Case emphasizes extreme lightness, aramid fiber, and programmable buttons with MagSafe support.
  • The article advises checking case design compatibility with the Galaxy S26 Ultra to ensure proper fit.
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#3
The first images of Samsung One UI 9 have leaked, and a beta might not be far off
#3 out of 13
technology1d ago

The first images of Samsung One UI 9 have leaked, and a beta might not be far off

https://www.techradar.com/phones/samsung-galaxy-phones/we-just-got-our-first-look-at-samsung-one-ui-9-a-build-for-the-major-software-upgrade-has-appeared-for-the-galaxy-s26-ultra
Techradar.com
  • Latest: One UI 9 development build appears for Galaxy S26 Ultra, signaling a major software upgrade.
  • Samsung expects One UI 9 to be based on Android 17 with a late-2026 rollout cadence.
  • The update is tied to Android 17, with new features like improved lock screen widgets and app windowing on the horizon.
  • There may be a One UI 9 beta program later, requiring newer Samsung hardware for access.
  • TechRadar notes the update aligns with 2025’s One UI 8 rollout timeline, suggesting a familiar cadence.
  • Samsung has begun official One UI 9 development after months of beta testing on 2025 devices.
  • Android 17 beta on Pixel devices signals broader platform upgrades impacting One UI 9 features.
  • Teasers and leaks accompany the report, including official teaser claims about One UI 9 capabilities.
  • The article frames One UI 9 as a significant milestone for Samsung’s Android software strategy.
  • The report signals a later 2026 launch window for One UI 9 alongside Galaxy S26 Ultra updates.
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#4
Here's what the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display does to its battery life
#4 out of 13
technology1d ago

Here's what the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display does to its battery life

https://www.androidpolice.com/heres-what-the-samsung-galaxy-s26-ultras-privacy-display-does-to-its-battery-life/
Androidpolice.com
  • The tests show only about a 1% battery difference with Privacy Display on versus off in sustained gaming scenarios.
  • In benchmark results, loop scores were moderately higher when Privacy Display was turned off.
  • The reviewer suggests Privacy Display may not affect power draw but could reduce screen radiation and heat buildup.
  • A final battery test with a 90-minute video showed 3% drain with Privacy Display on and 2% drain with it off.
  • The article frames Privacy Display as potentially worth using for eye comfort despite marginal battery impact.
  • The author conducted structured tests to assess both performance and battery life with and without Privacy Display.
  • Samsung's Privacy Display is described as a hardware-level feature affecting light direction, not a mere filter.
  • The piece notes ongoing curiosity about eye strain and potential battery trade-offs for gamers.
  • The review acknowledges that conclusions are based on a limited set of tests and real-world variance.
  • The article closes with practical guidance for users weighing eye comfort against energy use.
  • Overall verdict from the test: Privacy Display does not meaningfully change battery life in typical usage.
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#5
Breaking: First One UI 9 build is here for the Galaxy S26 Ultra
#5 out of 13
technology1d ago

Breaking: First One UI 9 build is here for the Galaxy S26 Ultra

https://www.sammobile.com/news/galaxy-s26-first-one-ui-9-build-appears/
Sammobile.com
  • The Galaxy S26 Ultra has a first One UI 9 build spotted, signaling early development for Android 17.
  • The update marks progress toward an Android 17-based One UI 9, with development moving ahead before a stable release.
  • SamMobile provides coverage with screenshots showing One UI 9 running on the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
  • Google’s Android 17 Beta 2 release context accompanies Samsung’s One UI 9 rumors for the Galaxy S26 line.
  • Samsung is expected to release a stable Android 17 version in mid-2026 alongside Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8.
  • A One UI 9 Beta Program for the Galaxy S26 series may open before a full release.
  • The report credits Max Jambor and Tarun Vats for the One UI 9 build discovery and sources.
  • The Galaxy S26 Ultra was part of Samsung’s initial Galaxy S26 launch, which shipped with One UI 8.5.
  • The article emphasizes ongoing software updates and upcoming features tied to One UI and Android 17.
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#6
Some Windows 11 users are finding themselves locked out of their own C: drive due to major bug
#6 out of 13
technology22h ago

Some Windows 11 users are finding themselves locked out of their own C: drive due to major bug

https://www.pcgamer.com/software/operating-systems/c-is-not-accessible-access-denied-windows-11-users-locked-out-of-own-boot-drive-on-samsung-pcs-due-to-major-issue/https://www.tomshardware.com/software/windows/microsoft-and-samsung-scramble-to-fix-a-major-c-drive-lockout-bug-on-galaxy-devices-faulty-galaxy-connect-app-leaves-users-with-limited-recovery-options-following-recent-windows-11-update
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  • Samsung Galaxy Book 4 and certain Samsung Desktop PCs running Windows 11 (24H2 and 25H2) face a C: drive lockout issue after a recent update, preventing access to the boot drive and files.
  • Users see the error 'C:\ is not accessible – Access denied' when attempting to access files or launch applications on affected machines.
  • Microsoft and Samsung removed the Galaxy Connect app from the Microsoft Store as a mitigation step while investigating the root cause.
  • To prevent recurrence, an older, stable Galaxy Connect version was republished by Samsung for affected devices.
  • Recovery options for already-impacted devices remain limited as Microsoft and Samsung explore remediation with ongoing support.
  • The C: drive lockout issue is linked specifically to the Samsung Galaxy Connect app on Windows 11 builds 24H2 and 25H2, not a blanket Windows bug.
  • Microsoft and Samsung are actively assessing remediation approaches with joint support to restore access and prevent further failures.
  • In some cases, elevated privileges, uninstalling updates, and log collection are also blocked due to permission failures on affected systems.
  • The issue is not universal but is concentrated in a Samsung hardware subset, still representing a major disruption for affected users.
  • Tom's Hardware reports the root cause may stem from a buggy December 2025 Windows update (KB5077181) leaving devices in an improper state.
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#7
Galaxy Z Fold 8's widescreen version reportedly has a bigger battery
#7 out of 13
technology22h ago

Galaxy Z Fold 8's widescreen version reportedly has a bigger battery

https://www.sammobile.com/news/galaxy-z-fold-8-widescreen-version-bigger-battery/
Sammobile.com
  • Latest development: Galaxy Z Fold 8 wider version may use a 4,660mAh battery, bigger than Z Fold 7.
  • Battery details: wider version combines two cells rated at 2,267mAh and 2,293mAh.
  • Display and chipset: expected 7.6-inch foldable screen with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy.
  • Camera expectations: rumored 200MP main, 50MP ultrawide, and 10MP telephoto on the Fold 8 family.
  • Market timing: mid-2026 release window for three foldables including a wider Fold 8 version.
  • Industry context: Apple reportedly exploring foldable displays as competition grows.
  • Crease-free display ambition noted for Galaxy Z Fold 8 family.
  • Source and attribution: leak sourced from tipster Digital Chat Station and Android Authority via SamMobile.
  • Related model family: Galaxy Z Fold 8 is part of a broader foldable lineup including a TriFold variant.
  • Official confirmation not yet available; details come from leaks and external sources.
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#8
Samsung admits 'some variation' will be seen on Galaxy S26 Ultra's screen brightness due to Privacy Display
#8 out of 13
technology18h ago

Samsung admits 'some variation' will be seen on Galaxy S26 Ultra's screen brightness due to Privacy Display

https://www.techradar.com/phones/samsung-galaxy-phones/samsung-admits-some-variation-will-be-seen-on-the-galaxy-s26-ultras-screen-brightness-due-to-privacy-display-but-it-should-be-negligible
Techradar.com
  • Samsung confirms some brightness variation for Galaxy S26 Ultra Privacy Display at certain angles and high brightness.
  • Samsung clarifies the variation is tied to Privacy Display technology and angle viewing conditions.
  • The reviewer found the brightness difference negligible in normal usage scenarios.
  • Tests compared S26 Ultra with S25 Ultra to assess brightness discrepancies.
  • Samsung provided an official statement defending Privacy Display's privacy goals and negligible usage impact.
  • The article notes continued media and Reddit discussion around Privacy Display’s impact.
  • The piece frames Privacy Display as an innovative feature with minor drawbacks.
  • Samsung’s official statement emphasizes privacy and user experience balance.
  • The TechRadar piece references Lance Ulanoff as the author and editor behind the coverage.
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#9
UK's most beautiful nighttime landmarks revealed - do YOU agree?
#9 out of 13
technology18h ago

UK's most beautiful nighttime landmarks revealed - do YOU agree?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-15642527/UKs-beautiful-nighttime-landmarks-revealed-YOU-agree.html
Dailymail.co.uk
  • London's skyline tops a UK list of the most beautiful landmarks after sunset, based on a new survey.
  • Edinburgh Castle ranks second for its Castle of Light nighttime illuminations and historic fortress status.
  • Blackpool Illuminations, a six-mile light show, is listed as the third most beautiful nighttime landmark in the UK.
  • The list includes Clifton Suspension Bridge and Liverpool waterfront among top nighttime sites.
  • The Galaxy S26 Ultra Nightography tie-in highlights how lights and reflections attract photographers.
  • The survey found 69% of Brits think sights look better at night than during the day.
  • Respondents cited reflections on water and stillness as reasons for night-time beauty.
  • The top ten list is tied to landmark landmarks across London, Edinburgh, Blackpool, Bristol, and North Wales.
  • The article is part of Travel News coverage and references ongoing travel trends and photography.
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#10
The Galaxy S26 Ultra has a major display flaw that cheap Android phones solved years ago
#10 out of 13
technology14h ago

The Galaxy S26 Ultra has a major display flaw that cheap Android phones solved years ago

https://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-galaxy-s26-lack-eye-care-pwm-dimming-3647933/
Androidauthority.com
  • Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra faces scrutiny over low PWM dimming at 480Hz, affecting eye comfort.
  • The article notes no higher PWM frequency or DC-like dimming options on the S26 Ultra.
  • Android Authority compares Samsung's approach with brands like HONOR and OPPO offering higher-frequency PWM.
  • Experts suggest alternatives such as DC-like dimming or anti-flicker modes to reduce eye strain.
  • The piece links flicker to migraine sensitivity and photophobia, stressing accessibility importance.
  • The article argues display accessibility should not be an afterthought for major brands.
  • Samsung's Privacy Display is noted as a neat feature but not a substitute for better eye-care options.
  • The report cites real-world examples of other devices using DC dimming or higher PWM rates.
  • The piece includes a user perspective on chronic migraines tied to screen flicker and brightness.
  • The article frames accessibility as a broader benefit beyond a niche concern.
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