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The long-delayed January 2026 update for Pixel phones is finally reaching users, addressing connectivity issues that plagued many devices.

Smartphone chipset shipments are projected to drop 7% in 2026, yet industry revenue will grow due to AI-driven demand shifting resources to high-margin components, causing DRAM price increases that will make phones—particularly budget models—more expensive.

Samsung has upgraded its Samsung Care+ service plan in Europe to offer unlimited repairs for accidental damage, international coverage without trip limits, and flexible monthly payment options for Galaxy phones.

Leaked images of third-party UAG cases and screen protectors show the design of the upcoming Galaxy S26 series. The phones appear similar to their predecessors, with a notable vertical, pill-shaped camera island on the back. The Galaxy S26 Ultra retains four rear cameras and a curved top for the S Pen.

Samsung confirmed during its Q4 2025 earnings call that it will launch AI-powered smart glasses in 2026, featuring multimodal AI experiences and AR capabilities.

Realme has unveiled the P4 Power, a smartphone with a groundbreaking 10,001mAh battery that promises 8-year longevity, 80W fast charging, and a rugged IP69-rated chassis designed for harsh environments.

Leaked images of Galaxy S26 series cases reveal prominent magnet lines, suggesting Samsung is heavily investing in a magnetic accessory ecosystem for its upcoming flagship phones.

Google has taken down what appears to be the world's largest residential proxy network, which was secretly running on millions of Android devices, allowing bad actors to route internet traffic through unsuspecting users' phones.

Samsung plans to launch its first smart glasses in 2026, featuring cameras, mics, and speakers but no AR display initially, with a second model with AR display expected in 2027.

Leaks indicate Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro will maintain current price points while introducing new features like a charging case speaker, improved audio, and head gesture controls, with potential launch bundles.

Samsung's mobile division, buoyed by strong 2025 profits, plans to lead the 2026 smartphone market by launching AI-centric devices like the Galaxy S26 series and focusing on slimmer, lighter form factors across its lineup.

Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Buds4 and Buds4 Pro are rumored to launch at €179 and €249, maintaining the same pricing as their predecessors. The earbuds may debut alongside the Galaxy S26 series in late February.