the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is coming 
with some big changes and will of course be Samsung’s most powerful phone yet so hit 
subscribe now and we’ll get right into it so first up we’ve got news that Samsung is heavily 
investing into AI for improvements across the board we’ve already seen in recent releases with 
Galaxy AI that this has been one of Samsung’s biggest focus points according to Bloomberg 
they’re now looking at a deal with Perplexity and it’s going to be to build AI search tools 
directly into Samsung’s phones as an alternative to traditional search engines and if the deal goes 
ahead we could see Perplexity AI assistant on the phones as well as the AI capabilities being built 
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now back to the S26 Ultra and we’ve got news that Samsung may be getting a different version of the 
Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2 and of course it’s going to be a better version there have been reports 
that we could see two versions of the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2 one of them is going to be a 3nm 
chipset and then the other is going to be a 2nm and every year we see Samsung using a slightly 
different version of the chip but according to new reports TSMC is going to manufacture some 
versions of the Snapdragon on their 3nanmter process and Samsung Foundry is then going to be 
manufacturing the 2nm version under the name made for Galaxy and given that Samsung devices come 
much later than the first phones using these Snapdragon chipsets it could well be possible now 
news is still light on the ground at the moment but this would certainly be a huge bonus for 
Samsung so let me know your guys’ thoughts in the comments now next up we got news that the Galaxy 
S26 Ultra could actually be much thinner this year and Leica Crow was tweeted on X to say that the 
S26 Ultra is surprisingly slim now we recently had the launch of the Edge model where Samsung 
showed us how thin they can make a smartphone and it’s reported that this is going to be a focus 
for the S26 Ultra although thinning of the phone could also create some problems with the S Pen 
housing as well as internal space for things like the battery and this year the S Pen was lacking 
some Bluetooth support so we can only assume it’s going to be the same with the S26 Ultra and 
with a less featurerich S Pen maybe they can thin the S Pen down a little bit more to fit inside a 
thinner phone now there are also reports that the camera lenses are going to undergo inkjet printing 
process and this was published in a patent Samsung filed back in 2018 and this would reduce the 
camera size and hopefully reduce the camera bump as well when it comes to the S26 Ultra cameras 
it’s still going to be a 200 megapixel primary camera although leaks suggest an improved sensor 
we’ve also got news of a new camera feature on the rear and it’s actually going to be a feature that 
we saw on the S10 as according to Ice Universe the S26 Ultra is going to be coming with variable 
aperture while previous phones had a dual aperture we could see a triple or maybe even a quadruple 
aperture this time round which just adds a lot more versatility when shooting photos and videos 
now we’ve also got plenty of reports of an underd display camera on the front of the S26 Ultra and 
of course this is going to be a huge upgrade but only if the photo and video capture is good enough 
now another big upgrade for the S26 is going to be in the battery department with a new silicon 
carbon battery that’s got a higher energy density meaning we’re going to get a larger battery 
capacity and they’re also safer than lithium ion with a lower risk of overheating which also 
means we could see some significant improvements to the fast charging something that the S phones 
have been lacking for some time now according to Benner Pro on X the battery capacity of the 
S26 Ultra is going to be anywhere between 5,500 and 6,000 miamp while we’ve got no news 
on the fast charging I’m really hoping that we do see a decent bump this time round now another 
recent tweet from Panda Flash on X says that the battery capacity isn’t final yet but it’s under 
5,400 milliamp so it’s a little bit conflicting but for Samsung to reduce the thickness of the 
S26 Ultra then silicon carbon batteries would of course be a good way to do that now for those of 
you excited for the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra we’re now going to run through the full specs design and 
the pricing to help you guys decide which one is right for you so hit subscribe now and we’ll get 
right into it so first up we’ve got the standard Galaxy S26 which is coming with a 6.2 in dynamic 
AMOLED display with improvements to brightness and color accuracy we get a 120 Hz display with 
HDR10 plus and a resolution of 1080x 2340 and it’s going to be protected by Gorilla Glass Victus 3 
we get a 12AP punch hole camera for the selfies then over on the rear it’s a triple camera setup 
consisting of a wide an ultra wide and a telephoto but unfortunately at this time we don’t know the 
exact sensors being used it’s going to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2 and it’s coming 
with 12 GB of RAM and up to 512 gigs of storage which will be UFS4 it’s coming with a 4,000 
mAh battery with 25 watt fast charging and 15 watt wireless charging and it will of course 
come with 5G Bluetooth 5.4 Wi-Fi 7 and ultra wideband support and it’s going to be launching 
with 1 UI8 based on Android 16 and it’s expected to launch from $800 in January 2026 now next 
up we’ve got the Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus which may also be the S26 Edge and it’s coming with a 
6.7 in dynamic AMOLED display with improvements to brightness and color accuracy we get a 120 Hz 
display with HDR10 plus a resolution of 1440 by 3120 and it’s protected by Gorilla Glass Victors 
3 we get a 12 megapixel punch hole camera for the selfies then over on the rear it’s a dual camera 
setup consisting of a wide and an ultra wide but unfortunately at this time we don’t know the 
exact sensors being used now it’s going to be powered up by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2 and 
it’s coming with 12 gigs of RAM and a choice of 256 or 512 storage which will be UFS4 and it’s 
coming with a 4,900 millia battery with 45 watt fast charging and 15 watt wireless charging and it 
will of course come with 5G Bluetooth 5.4 Wi-Fi 7 and ultra wideband support and it’s going to be 
launching with 1 UI8 based on Android 16 and is expected to launch from around $1,000 in January 
2026 now finally we’ve got the most premium model the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and the S26 Ultra 
is coming with a 6.9 in dynamic AMOLED display and again we’ve got improvements to brightness 
and color accuracy we got a 120 Hz display with HDR10 plus and a resolution of 1440 by 3120 and 
it’s going to be protected by Gorilla Glass Armor 3 now there are many reports of the first under 
panel camera on the Sphone this is likely going to be an 8 megapixel under panel selfie camera 
then over on the rear we get a quad camera setup consisting of a wide an ultrawide a telephoto 
and a periscope camera but again at this moment in time we don’t know the exact sensors being used 
it’s going to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2 in all regions and it’s coming with 12 GB 
of RAM and up to 1 TB of storage which will of course be UFS4 now it’s coming with up to a 6,000 
mAh battery with significant improvements to the fast charging and it will of course come with 5G 
Bluetooth 5.4 Wi-Fi 7 and ultra wideband support it’s launching with 1 UI8 based on Android 16 
it is expected to launch from around $1,300 in January 2026 so overall it’s looking like the 
Samsung Galaxy S26 series is going to be an exciting release in terms of hardware especially 
if Samsung manufacture that 2nm chipset but it’s looking like Samsung is going to be continuing 
the same strategy of improving and refining their phones rather than just completely redesigning 
them this is going to deliver a fairly similar looking phone now as with all new phones at the 
moment there’s going to be a lot of effort and focus put into software with AI playing a huge 
role in that so it’s going to be exciting to see what new features we get from the S26 series 
but of course launch is still quite a way away at the moment and of course we’ll get more and 
more information as we approach it and I’ll be sharing it as soon as it comes in so make sure you 
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