Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra may include an integrated AI feature on its screen, designed to bolster privacy through specific functions. Here's an explanation of the system.
Samsung's Upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra to Feature Revolutionary Privacy-Focused Display Technology
Samsung is set to revolutionize smartphone privacy with the introduction of Flex Magic Pixel technology in its upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra. This groundbreaking display technology, which uses AI to dynamically adjust the OLED screen's viewing angle at the pixel level, could potentially be implemented on other phones in the future.
The technology is particularly useful for those who frequently use public transport, where screen snooping might occur. With Flex Magic Pixel, sensitive information can remain private, even when others are around. If implemented on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, this technology could be a reassuring feature for anyone concerned about privacy.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra might also offer improved low-light photography capabilities, charge slightly faster than its predecessors, and have an upgraded battery, although the specifics of these upgrades are yet to be confirmed.
In addition to Flex Magic Pixel, the Galaxy S26 Ultra is likely to also have CoE (Color Filter on Encapsulation) technology. This technology enhances brightness, color accuracy, and efficiency by replacing the polarizer layer on OLED panels. It's worth noting that this would be the first time Samsung uses CoE technology in a non-foldable phone.
Flex Magic Pixel is designed to replace traditional privacy films, which often reduce screen brightness and degrade image quality. By controlling pixels directly and working alongside Samsung's CoE technology, Flex Magic Pixel maintains top-level display clarity.
Samsung has previously shown off Flex Magic Pixel technology, suggesting it is a real technology. Unlike privacy-protecting screen protectors, Flex Magic Pixel is reported to not have the same drawbacks, such as reduced image quality or brightness.
It's expected that Flex Magic Pixel will debut with the Galaxy S26 Ultra but will not be exclusive to that model. It will likely appear on upcoming foldable devices such as the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Flip 8 as well. The Galaxy S26 Ultra is said to be the only phone in the S26 series to feature this tech, but Samsung plans to expand its use in other flagship and foldable phones.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 line is expected to launch in January or February, making the wait for this innovative technology-packed device even more exciting. While the claim of Flex Magic Pixel coming to the Galaxy S26 Ultra should be taken with a grain of salt, the potential benefits of this technology make it a promising development in the world of smartphones.
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