Samsung Unpacked 2026 February highlights - introduction of Galaxy S26 series 

  • Privacy Display - real, hardware-based innovation. All screen, notifications or specific apps - strong or normal setting to limit what strangers nearby can see (only on Ultra);
  • Minor camera upgrades: F1.4 wide, F2.9 tele lens (only on Ultra);
  • Software-driven improvements to night video filming;
  • New Advanced Professional Video (APV) codec for video filming - high-quality, open source, with better compression (only on Ultra);
  • Ability to run only local (offline) AI remains;
  • Super Fast Charging 3.0: 75% battery in 30 min (60 W) wired, improved wireless charging speed at 25 W (only on Ultra);
  • Accessories: new magnetic power bank that sticks on the back of the phone;
  • S-Pen goes into the Ultra's hole only one side (as exterior tip is not symmetric;
  • Not much to say about Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+ - weaker than Galaxy S26 Ultra and without new things;
  • Ultra has rounder corners, making it even more visually close to smaller lineup models;
  • Arriving with One UI 8.5 (Android 16);
  • Unexpectedly nice Galaxy Buds4 - both regular and Pro versions looks better, smoother, controls are moved to the side of the blade (less chance of unexpected actions).

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Almost forgot! In Developer settings you can now enable Terminal 

It will download 600 MB of stuff and will identify itself as Debian, so I assume it's subsystem rather than Kernel Android is using directly (as in, say, Termux)  

#shell #terminal #android