Samsung typically introduces its flagship S-series smartphones in January each year, but the upcoming Galaxy S26 series could potentially launch two months later, in March 2026.
The delay may have occurred because the company was having problems with the development and design of this flagship phone.
According to a report by Gizmochina, quoted in Jakarta on Saturday, this news first came from German media publication Techmaniacs.
The report states that the most superior model of the Galaxy S26 series, the Galaxy S26 Ultra, has actually completed the development stage and is ready for production.
This Ultra model is said to bring significant improvements, especially in appearance and performance.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra will reportedly feature a 10-bit display that supports one billion colors, a significant upgrade over the 8-bit display used on the Galaxy S25 Ultra.
