At its latest Unpacked event in San Francisco, Samsung unveiled the new Samsung Galaxy S26 lineup, marking a decisive shift toward artificial intelligence-driven features. Unlike previous launches that emphasized hardware upgrades, this year’s spotlight was firmly on software innovation. Leading the series is the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, described as the company’s most powerful smartphone yet. Executives positioned the device as the first built for the “Agentic AI” era—where AI doesn’t just assist but acts autonomously.
A key highlight is deeper integration with Google Gemini, which can now operate select third-party apps, such as Uber, on behalf of users. The event also introduced the Buds 4 series, promising enhanced audio performance and smarter connectivity.
With AI features woven across the ecosystem, Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series signals a new chapter focused less on specs and more on intelligent user experiences.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Series Debuts with ‘Agentic AI’ at the Core
