TECHNOLOGY

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra debuts globally at Galaxy Unpacked 2026 in San Francisco, with pre-orders soon after. India gets early access, with prices starting at Rs 1,29,999. The phone features a 6.9-inch QHD+ display, new privacy tech, and a 200MP camera.

Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra will feature an innovative hardware-based Privacy Display, automatically shielding sensitive content from prying eyes in public spaces.

Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra at its Unpacked event on February 25, 2026, in San Francisco, with devices expected to hit shelves March 11. Pre-orders promise up to $900 in savings and new camera and chip upgrades are rumored.

Just weeks before Samsung's official unveiling, major leaks confirm the Galaxy S26 Ultra's design, color options, and pricing, with a global launch event set for February 25 in San Francisco.

Sennheiser debuts two new entry-level wired headphones, the CX 80U earbuds for $40 and HD 400U over-ear headphones for $100, both featuring USB-C and 24-bit, 96 kHz audio playback.

Amazon is auto-upgrading U.S. Prime members’ Echo devices to Alexa Plus, its next-gen AI assistant. The move, happening throughout January 2026, is not opt-in and has sparked backlash among users.

At CES 2026, Amazon announced its first major Fire TV redesign in five years, boasting a 20–30% speed boost, expanded Alexa+ features, and the launch of the lifestyle-focused Ember Artline TV.

Garena Free Fire MAX players can claim new redeem codes for December 31, 2025, to get free in-game rewards like skins, diamonds, and more—here’s how to redeem them and maximize your loot.

OpenAI has debuted the "Your Year with ChatGPT" feature, offering hundreds of millions of users a data-rich summary of their chatbot interactions throughout 2025. CEO Sam Altman reflects on Google's missed opportunity to overtake OpenAI in 2023, while the company faces scrutiny over concerning AI-driven user outcomes.

Samsung will debut its 2026 Micro RGB TV lineup—ranging from 55 to 115 inches—at CES in Las Vegas, marking a major expansion for its award-winning display tech and a potential shift toward more affordable, premium TVs.