Samsung Quick Share adds AirDrop support on Galaxy S26 series

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Samsung Galaxy S26 users will be able to easily transfer files with iPhone users now. Samsung's Quick Share adds support for AirDrop, starting with the company's home country, South Korea. Samsung said it will expand support to regions including Europe, Hong Kong, Japan, Latin America, North America, Southeast Asia, and Taiwan. The tech giant also plans to bring the feature to additional devices soon.

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Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra launches with innovative 'Privacy Display' technology

Samsung Electronics officially announced the Galaxy S26 series, its third generation of AI-integrated smartphones. The lineup—comprising the S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra—is built around a "proactive and adaptive" Galaxy AI designed to automate daily tasks. A standout hardware innovation is the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s Privacy Display. This world-first built-in technology limits side-angle visibility at the pixel level to protect sensitive on-screen information from onlookers without the need for physical screen protectors.

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Report: Samsung plans to integrate Perplexity's AI features into its devices

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Samsung is reportedly nearing a comprehensive deal with Perplexity to add its artificial intelligence-powered search technology into Samsung devices, in a move that may help reduce its reliance on Google's services.

The companies are rumoured to be in private, active discussions to preload Perplexity's app and assistant on upcoming devices and add its search features to Samsung's web browser, Bloomberg reported, citing people with knowledge of the matter.

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Samsung's Galaxy S26 lineup: A name change is afoot?

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Samsung might be taking cues from Google's recent Pixel naming scheme change with its upcoming Galaxy S26 lineup. According to a tipster, the flagship S26 Ultra could be renamed Galaxy S26 Note to highlight its built-in S Pen. Additionally, the Galaxy S26+ might be rebranded as Galaxy S26 Pro, aligning with the growing trend of "Pro" models in the smartphone market. However, it's important to note that these changes are still in the early stages of consideration and may not be finalized.

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