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Samsung Galaxy hardware and One UI software developments

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Latest: Samsung Galaxy S26 FE targets long-term smartphone users

By late September 2026, Samsung’s mobile ecosystem is defined by the global rollout of One UI 9 (Android 17) and a strategic pivot toward integrating AI and robotics into daily life. The stable rollout of One UI 9 began

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Samsung development of Galaxy Buds On earbuds

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Latest: Samsung Galaxy Buds On leaks reveal new clip-on design

Reports indicate that Samsung is developing a new audio product, potentially named ‘Galaxy Buds On’ (internally referred to as ‘Able’), which features an open-ear, clip-on design. Unlike traditional in-ear models, these

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2026 TV market launches and Samsung strategic shift

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Latest: Samsung shifts TV strategy toward Mini LED and Micro RGB

In September 2026, Samsung expanded its premium television portfolio in Brazil with the launch of its Vision AI lineup, marking the regional debut of Micro RGB technology. This technology utilizes thousands of microscopi

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Samsung Bespoke AI ecosystem expansion and software issues

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Latest: Samsung expands smart home ecosystem with Bespoke AI appliances

Samsung has expanded its Bespoke AI ecosystem through both commercial promotions and technological advancements. In India, the company launched ‘The Big Bespoke AI Fest’ in August 2026, offering significant cashbacks and

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Samsung Galaxy AI feature rollout

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Latest: AI technology expands into smart glasses and mobile translation tools

In late July 2026, Samsung Electronics announced that thirteen core Galaxy AI functions—including Call Assist, Writing Assist, Photo Assist, and Bixby—would remain free for compatible devices indefinitely. While basic fe