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Samsung accused of secretly harvesting customer data in bombshell new lawsuit
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Samsung accused of secretly harvesting customer data in bombshell new lawsuit

  • The Sun publisher blocks automated access and data mining per its terms.
  • The Sun directs users to crawlpermission@news.co.uk for licensing inquiries.
  • The article acknowledges occasional misclassification of human behavior as automated.
  • The Sun notes the site uses a standard terms and conditions for access.
  • The reference cites a formal policy on licensing and content syndication.
  • The article mentions IPSO as the regulator for The Sun.
  • The Sun states journalists strive for accuracy but may make mistakes.
  • The reference provides a contact email for general inquiries.
  • The Sun lists a range of site policies and ethics statements.
  • The article is presented as a legal/compliance notice rather than a typical news report.
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Samsung reveals Galaxy Book 6 series pricing and availability
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Samsung reveals Galaxy Book 6 series pricing and availability

https://www.sammobile.com/news/samsung-reveals-galaxy-book-6-series-pricing-availability-korea/https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/laptops/intel-told-me-core-ultra-series-3-laptops-will-be-a-complete-reimagining-of-affordability-but-samsung-just-confirmed-20-percent-higher-prices-for-galaxy-book-6
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  • Samsung Korea has announced Galaxy Book 6 Pro and Galaxy Book 6 Ultra pricing and availability, with sale start on January 27, 2026, in Korea.
  • The Galaxy Book 6 Pro comes in two screen sizes (14-inch and 16-inch) and ships in a single configuration for CPU, GPU, memory, and storage, with Gray and Silver colors.
  • Galaxy Book 6 Ultra is focused on a 16-inch footprint and offers RTX 5060 or RTX 5070 GPU options, with pricing and availability aligned to the January 27 launch.
  • Pro 14-inch and Pro 16-inch models are priced around KRW 3,410,000 and KRW 3,510,000 respectively, translating to roughly USD 2,305 and USD 2,373 in Korea.
  • Ultra 16-inch with RTX 5060 is priced at KRW 4,630,000 and RTX 5070 at KRW 4,930,000, reflecting a premium tier for the Ultra line.
  • Samsung’s Korea pricing and availability details were published on Samsung’s official Korea site, confirming the January 27, 2026 launch timing.
  • Tom’s Guide coverage corroborates an upfront pricing focus, noting the Galaxy Book 6 lineup was revealed with full specs prior to pricing details.
  • The reporter Abid Iqbal Shaik is identified as the writer behind the Samsung Galaxy Book coverage in the included piece.
  • The SamMobile article frames the Book 6 pricing within Samsung’s broader push for Galaxy Book 6 marketing and product ecosystem expansion.
  • The reference article from Tom's Guide discusses broader context about RAM shortages and price dynamics potentially affecting Galaxy Book 6 pricing decisions.
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What to expect at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026
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What to expect at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026

  • Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy S26 lineup (S26, S26+, S26 Ultra) at Galaxy Unpacked 2026, keeping a similar design while upgrading internals.
  • Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 is expected in all S26 phones, with Exynos 2600 possibly in some regions.
  • Display sizes: S26 around 6.3 inches, S26+ around 6.7 inches, with enhanced on-device AI performance likely.
  • The Galaxy S26 Ultra may move to an aluminum frame and drop S Pen support to enable Qi2 compatibility.
  • Galaxy Buds 4 and 4 Pro may feature a smaller case, gesture controls, and a new Ultra Wideband chip for Find Hub.
  • Galaxy TriFold folding phone was showcased at CES 2026 and may learn more at Unpacked.
  • Samsung may keep the Galaxy S26 Edge as a thinner option at around 5.5mm, continuing the Edge line.
  • Samsung is likely to highlight AI features and partnerships, including potential Perplexity integrations.
  • Engadget will provide live coverage and hands-on impressions of the Galaxy Unpacked event.
  • The report underscores a cautious design approach, favoring incremental updates over radical redesigns.
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