News & Reviews:   Samsung Galaxy S26 series

Even before the recent rise in device prices in 2026 due to the shortage of memory chips, phones have steadily become more and more expensive in Malaysia. Many experts say prices may not go down until 2030, so instead of upgrading every year, perhaps you should buy 1 device that would last 4 years or more instead? Check it out here.

Samsung has confirmed that it is developing a smartphone with silicone-carbon battery technology, which could mean a bigger battery capacity boost for future Galaxy devices. That said, what should you know about it?

As you would expect, news and leaks are bound to surface with Samsung Galaxy Unpacked just around the corner. We've already seen plenty of rumours about the upcoming Galaxy S26 series, but the company also plans to introduce an updated OneUI at the event. Specifically, OneUI 8.5.

Samsung Malaysia have confirmed that their upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event will happen in San Francisco on 26 February 2026. According to them, it will focus on AI that is truly personal and adaptive and will feature the latest Samsung Galaxy S26 series of devices.

Samsung recently announced their “The First Look” event is set to occur at CES 2026, which is due on 5 January 2026 at 11am in Malaysia. The event is set to showcase AI-powered tech, maybe even the next Galaxy S26 series. Here's how to catch it.

Samsung has officially introduced the Exynos 2600, its next-generation flagship mobile System on Chip (SoC) designed to power upcoming premium smartphones with advanced performance, enhanced AI capabilities, and improved energy efficiency. Built on Samsung’s most advanced 2nm Gate-All-Around (GAA) process technology, the Exynos 2600 is very likely to appear on the upcoming Galaxy S26 Series next year.

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge may launch with a larger 4400mAh battery, marking a notable upgrade over the Galaxy S25 Edge’s 3900mAh cell. If true, this change would address past concerns over battery life in Samsung’s ultra-slim flagship model.

Samsung is reportedly preparing to mass-produce flagship smartphone application processors (APs) using the 2nm node by the 2nd half of 2025. With this new process named SF2, the South Korean tech giant is touted to release the Exynos 2600 AP.