Galaxy S26 Ultra reportedly changes course on a hyped feature

There is news that Samsung Electronics will not introduce an under-display camera (UDC) in its next flagship phone, the Galaxy S26 Ultra. According to foreign media reports on the 10th (local time), including Android Authority, domestic IT tipster Lanzk recently

A rumor that Samsung unexpectedly 'turned the car' at the last minute disillusioned Sam-fan with the camera hidden under the screen.

Read the original note on the following link: Samsung could get rid of the 10MP target tele with 3x optical magnification on the Galaxy S26 Ultra This year, Samsung made an interesting change in its Galaxy S25 Ultra cameras replacing the 12MP wide angle sensor with one of 50MP, and now, everything seems to indicate that on the Galaxy S26 Ultra it will be the turn of the 10MP lens with 3x zoom to be replaced. Samsung would replace the 10MP sensor…

Samsung will not use under-display camera tech for Galaxy S26 Ultra: leak

Samsung will be launching the Galaxy S26 series across the globe in early 2026. The most premium device of the series will be Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and earlier leaks had mentioned that it would have under-display camera. The under-display cameras are offered in the Galaxy Z Fold line up of the company. The latest leak from Korea has now clarified that Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will offer punch hole setup, initially reported GSMArena. This rumo…

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra to Skip Under-Display Camera, Focuses on Proven Tech

Samsung fans hoping for a seamless full-screen experience on the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra might have to wait a little longer. According to recent leaks from Korean sources, the tech giant has reportedly decided not to include an under-display selfie camera in its next flagship phone. This move contradicts earlier rumors from February that suggested Samsung would debut the hidden camera tech in its S26 Ultra model. The decision appears to be lin…

Galaxy S26 Ultra reportedly changes course on a hyped feature

The Galaxy S26 Ultra might not be as futuristic as we thought - and that's okay.