@SamsungMobile Yes, I have been using this feature on my S26 Ultra, but after 2-3 edits, the picture quality is drastically reduced and looks like a photo taken with a 2016 phone. Sometimes, faces are even replaced with different ones rather than just changing or adding the requested elements.
@tarunvats33 Hope to see more changes, like a global search from anywhere, locked apps, a lock screen depth effect, and more 3D-blended architectural changes in native applications. Awaiting features like biometric payments in Samsung UPI. Better app opening speed for Samsung Wallet.
@tarunvats33 By stable release, Samsung will release One UI 9.0 beta builds for the S26U. This is the biggest difference in Android: improper update timelines for predecessors.
@tarunvats33 No such huge difference, but I have started to feel some difference with the display in comparison with the S24U. It has more anti-glare, but I have seen more color accuracy and better haptic feedback in the S26U compared with the S24U. Overall, no major concerns.
@WigettaGaming@oneuios It does not have the best in-hand experience; edges sometimes feel sharp and make it uncomfortable. Outdoor thermal management is poor. The battery started draining fast after several months of usage. In winter, moisture got logged and made marks from inside the camera lens.
@tarunvats33 Are you experiencing better battery life than with the S25 Ultra or S24 Ultra, and is there any difference in day-to-day usage? I have experienced better performance in AI tools now than with previous versions.
@tarunvats33 Please confirm the major upgrades on the Samsung S26 Ultra compared to the S25 & S24 Ultra are:
Improved cameras (i.e., aperture) πΈ
Privacy display π‘οΈ
60W charging β‘
One UI 8.5 out of the box π±
New AI features and improved Knox security. π€π