Samsung Galaxy S26 series

Samsung is reportedly pushing back the Galaxy S26 series launch to late February or early March 2026, according to WinFuture. Originally expected in January, the lineup, now including the Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra,  replaces the previously rumored “Pro” and “Edge” models. The Galaxy S26 Ultra will reportedly enter mass production in December, with the base and Plus models following in January. While details remain under wraps, the new timeline gives Samsung extra breathing room  and fans more reason to expect something big from the Galaxy S26 Ultra, which is shaping up to be the true star of the series. In addition, the new chipset is also slated to power the Samsung Galaxy S26 series. Samsung has launched the Galaxy Z TriFold for pre-order in China, priced at 19,999 Yuan (~$2,830), putting it in direct competition with Huawei’s Mate XTs in the growing tri-fold smartphone market. The device runs One UI 8 based on Android 16, supports Galaxy AI features, and introduces standalone Samsung DeX for desktop-style productivity. A new leak suggests that the Samsung Galaxy S26 series may come with built-in magnets that support Qi2 wireless charging and accessories. Read more in our articles including "Samsung delays Galaxy S26 launch" and "Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 announced, will power Xiaomi 17 line".