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Samsung will reveal The next pioneer Smartphone assortment On February 25 at the Galaxy Unpacked event in San Francisco. The company sent out invitations earlier this week. The event will start at 10 AM PT (1 PM ET), and will be Live stream here.
Rumors abound that the Galaxy S26 series – which will include the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26 Ultra – will not see any major changes. From their ancestors. It will likely be powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, with some minor improvements in charging speed and minor camera hardware upgrades.
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AI features will likely be at the forefront, likely with some new Gemini tricks. However, a big new feature is the privacy screen built into the smartphone itself. It will allow you to selectively block parts of the screen from people around you. Unfortunately, even with only minor improvements, there may be an increase in the prices of these phones From lack of RAM. As usual, Samsung Allowing you to reserve the Galaxy S26 device now. You’ll get a $30 credit to use when you open pre-orders, and a chance to win a $5,000 gift card at Samsung.com.
Don’t expect to see the Galaxy S26 Edge. Samsung The ultra-thin Edge phone from 2025 It was not successful, and leaks indicate that Khalifa was cancelled. However, The Edge debuted in May 2025, so we could still see a follow-up around that time. All we know is that it likely won’t be shown off at this Unpacked event. Samsung usually announces other products outside of smartphones, and this year, that could be a new pair of Galaxy Buds wireless earbuds.
We’ll be on the ground bringing you the news live.
Fitbit’s personal health coach is coming to iOS
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Months later Fitbit Personal Health Coach Launched in public preview for Android users, the Gemini-powered health service is now finally available for iOS users. To try it, you must have an active paid or trial subscription to Fitbit Premium and a phone running iOS 16.4 or higher. (You can see The full list of requirements is here.) Personal Health Coach is also expanding to English speakers in other countries, including the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.
As I mentioned in my review of the service, I would be wary of revealing too much personal health information to a large company, even one that has promised not to use it for advertising. I’ve also found it easy to start consulting with a coach for advice on every part of your day that your IRL family and friends would find weird and annoying. However, it is He is The easiest, most useful and most understandable Artificial intelligence trainer services that I have tried so far, And $10 a month for a Fitbit Premium subscription He is Cheaper than a real running trainer. As always, your mileage may vary (literally). —Adrian Su
iOS 26.3 makes it easy to switch to Android
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Apple released iOS 26.3 this week for iPhones, and the cool new feature might surprise you. The company is working to make it easier Switch to Android phonesThis is thanks to a collaboration with Google, which recently added a similar feature for switching from Android to iPhone.