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Samsung may need to raise Galaxy S26 prices due to increased costs for its own Exynos chips and memory components, with reports suggesting the company can no longer absorb these expenses.
Google is developing 'Project Toscana,' a new face unlock system for Pixel devices using upgraded hardware to improve performance in challenging conditions, positioning it as a competitor to Apple's Face ID.

Samsung's One UI 8.5 may introduce 'Advanced Audio' features, enabling Galaxy devices to connect up to two 24-bit microphones via Bluetooth, targeting professional video creators.

Google's design guide for AI glasses reveals Android XR will feature physical buttons, touchpad controls, and power-efficient UI elements with rounded corners and specific color schemes.

The Exynos 2600 chipset, expected in the Galaxy S26, has achieved top ray tracing benchmark scores, outperforming competing mobile GPUs by significant margins.

Nothing announced a March 5 launch event for its Phone (4a), seemingly poking fun at Apple's own rumored event timing. The teaser campaign included an unexpected condom image, sparking speculation.

Leaked settings reveal the Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display will activate automatically in certain scenarios and offer detailed customization options for user control.

Dbrand has prematurely launched magnetic cases for the unannounced Galaxy S26, including a new rugged 'Tank' model, maintaining competitive pricing.

Samsung has released a teaser video highlighting the Galaxy S26's enhanced low-light video capabilities, suggesting software-based improvements despite similar camera hardware to its predecessor.

An analyst's predictions about the Galaxy S26 design have been validated, but concerns remain about whether Samsung's approach will be sufficient to compete in the evolving smartphone market.

Apple is testing RCS encryption in iOS 26.4 beta, but it only works between iPhones for now, not with Android phones. Full cross-platform encryption is promised for a future update.

The OnePlus 15, equipped with a 7,300 mAh silicon-carbon battery, was tested over five days of typical usage including hotspot, streaming, and social media. It consistently lasted a full day with significant battery remaining, averaging over 6 hours of screen time per full charge.