Recent rumors and leaks provide an overview of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 series, expected to launch in early 2026. The lineup is anticipated to include standard, Plus, and Ultra models, with initial plans for a Galaxy S26 Edge potentially canceled due to poor sales of its predecessor. The release date is likely around late February or early March 2026, with some sources suggesting a presentation on February 25. The price might see a slight increase in South Korea due to higher component costs, while international markets may remain unaffected. Design-wise, the new models are expected to closely resemble their predecessors, with minor changes such as a slightly larger display for the standard model and a more rounded, larger Ultra. The display technology is rumored to shift to OLED screens, maintaining current brightness and refresh rates. The camera system is set for significant upgrades, especially in the Ultra model, which might feature a 324-megapixel main sensor, a 200-megapixel telephoto lens with fivefold zoom, and an improved secondary telephoto lens. The front camera may see no major changes. Performance improvements are expected, with possible regional differences in chipsets: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 in the US and China, and Exynos 2600 elsewhere, or a unified Exynos solution. Battery capacities could also see enhancements, with the Ultra potentially housing a 7000mAh battery and faster charging technology. Additionally, a previously canceled Samsung model, the Galaxy S26 Edge, has re-emerged in Indian certification listings, indicating a possible market launch in 2026 despite earlier doubts about its viability. The series' overall technical advancements aim to continue Samsung’s tradition of high-quality camera modules and performance, with official details to be confirmed at the Galaxy Unpacked event.