Samsung is teasing smarter zoom and night video on the Galaxy S26, but sticking to old camera hardware raises questions about whether software alone can keep up.

Still, it's clear that Samsung is focusing on improving the zoom and low-light capabilities of the Galaxy S26 lineup this ...

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 trio is shaping up to be an interesting launch — it’s just that the phones themselves aren’t actually ...

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Samsung is reportedly developing a new version of its old variable aperture camera tech, aiming to match Apple’s upcoming hardware push and deliver more natural, optical photo quality. The post ...

Samsung is planning to follow Apple in adding a variable aperture to its smartphone cameras, Korea's ET News reports. A ...

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra is rocking the same 5,000 mAh battery as the past five generations of the company’s most high-end flagship, and it’s being beaten by Samsung’s cheapest smartphone, ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is coming. As the days pass, the consensus has been building ...

Samsung is reported to be testing the return of a variable aperture for its camera system, supposedly taking inspiration from Apple that is said to include it on the iPhone 18 Pro. The funny part, ...

Samsung usually launches its next wave of flagship devices over the winter, and all signs point to an early-ish 2026 launch for the Samsung Galaxy S26 — and hopefully the Galaxy Z TriFold. The Galaxy ...

Remember when flip phones were a thing? Back in the 2000s, I used to love my little Motorola Razr, and after using the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 for a couple of weeks, it feels like I’ve gone back in ...

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