Ever since the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra arrived in early March, we’ve been waiting to see who would be the first to copy its ...

Samsung's next flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S26 series, should be unveiled in early 2026 if Samsung sticks to the current launch schedule for the high-end Galaxy S models. The first Galaxy S26 ...

Samsung Display debuted the Flex Chroma Pixel OLED, achieving 3,000 nits of brightness and 96% BT.2020 color coverage using new PSF materials. They also introduced a Sensor OLED capable of measuring ...

Samsung Display's Flex Magic Pixel OLED screen shown off at MWC 2024. - Chris Smith/BGR In February 2026, Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra may debut with a new OLED panel that contains a built-in privacy ...

Samsung is showing off wild new smartphone displays, including one with an ultrawide color range and another with private health sensing.

Xiaomi is said to adapt the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display feature and offer it via HyperOS 4 later this year, ...

Jay primarily writes news and deals posts for Android Police. Before joining AP, he spent the past several years yammering on about the crazy world of Android for various tech outlets. Besides ...

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is poised to elevate smartphone innovation with its anticipated integration of Flex Magic Pixel technology. This innovative feature uses artificial intelligence (AI) to ...

We could see the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra gain a new display designed specifically for privacy, based on Samsung’s latest manufacturing activities. A report from Korean outlet DealSite claims that ...

Flex Magic Pixel uses AI to adjust OLED pixels and narrow viewing angles, creating a privacy film effect that reduces visibility from the side. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X ...

The Galaxy S26 Ultra debuted Privacy Display tech to deter screen peekers. Now, a major rival is apparently readying its own ...

Samsung Display unveiled OLED, sensor, quantum dot, and stretchable screen prototypes that preview brighter phones, health tracking, and car displays.