#AlxVII
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#AlxVII
@DJohnnyLex
I'll tell u wat u don't wanna know and it's pretty damn long ..
London, UK Katılım Temmuz 2013
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If this is the new design of the Galaxy S27 Ultra, do you like it? Will you support this design?
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The Galaxy S25 Series One UI 8.5 Beta Update 9/10 is now live in Korea, Germany, and the UK.
The rollout is expanding steadily.
Tarun Vats@tarunvats33
Breaking! Galaxy S25 Series: The One UI 8.5 Beta 9 update released in India. Build: S938BXXU9ZZDD/S938BOXM9ZZDD/S938BXXU9CZDD Repost
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#AlxVII retweetledi
Sometimes, the simplest solution is the best @SamsungMobile @SamsungMobileUS let's make it happen!
SammyGuru@sammygurus
The Galaxy S27 Ultra doesn’t need a revolution—just meaningful upgrades like 16GB RAM standard, better cameras, a bigger battery, and fewer artificial software limits. If Samsung delivers on these, would the S27 Ultra finally feel like a true “no compromises” flagship? 👀📱 sammyguru.com/samsung-galaxy…
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@UniverseIce Typical Samsung. Their policy on new & old phones revolves around boosting your experience through software updates and then downgrading your experience through other software updates. Until a few years down d road, not even close to 7 years of updates you get to d greenish line.
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Bro PLEASE hug your people and tell ‘em you love them. Life is too damn short and fragile, you truly never know when your last opportunity will be 💔 I promise your concept of time does not align with how time actually moves.
Squash that stupid beef, stop holding petty grudges, the world doesn’t revolve around you so put your ego aside for a sec. I understand if certain situations are simply beyond your control, there’s only so much you can do. But if you can do something, then DO IT.
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Which wallet app do you prefer to use on your Galaxy smartphone?
Google or Samsung
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@tarunvats33 @ArkSridhar Won't be asking then about S25 Ultra users 😊
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Galaxy Fam 👀
After using the Galaxy S26 Ultra for 3 days, I can say I would recommend it to users coming from the Galaxy S23 series or older devices.
However, make sure to test the display in-store before buying, as it may cause eye strain for some users depending on the person.
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#AlxVII retweetledi
Do you know that the average single man can go months or even years without non-sexual physical touch. No hugs. No hand-holding. No comforting pat on the back?
The only time many men experience gentle touch is from a barber or a paid sex worker.
This condition is called 'Skin Hunger,' and it leads to severe depression and anxiety. Society has labeled male touch as 'predatory' or 'creepy,' so men have learned to starve themselves of human contact just to make women feel comfortable. They are dying of loneliness in a crowded room.
k@alfkkifine
what opinion about men do you have that makes people feel like this???
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@UniverseIce Any thoughts on the below?
Daebak 앤디@MyDaebakCafe
Well, Samsung's new display everyone is posting on X lately is a piece of magic engineering! Samsung Display wasn't just showing off a "pretty screen" at MWC, they were debuting LEAD 2.0, which is essentially the blueprint for the Galaxy S27 series. While the S26 uses FRC to fake 10-bit, the LEAD 2.0 panel moves the baseline. It is native 10-bit, and then uses 2-bit dithering to hit 12-bit (68 billion colors). You can't hit 5,000 nits (the LEAD 2.0 peak) on an 8-bit + temporal dithering base without horrific "contouring" (banding). To make a 5,000-nit sunset look smooth, you need those native 10-bit gradations. The S26 Ultra uses a single stack OLED. The LEAD 2.0 panel uses a five-layer (Penta) tandem structure. By stacking five light-emitting layers, Samsung can hit that massive 5,000-nit brightness at a much lower voltage per layer. This solves the "8-bit + FRC" heat issue, ande also the native 10-bit that usually draws more power, but the tandem stack offsets that by being 30% more efficient. On the LEAD 2.0 the demo units were using a "Pol-less" (no external polarizer) design that allows the active privacy pixels to go right to the very edge of the glass, something the S26 still struggles with due to its thicker bezel-bonding. Can't wait to see if they will actually use LEAD 2.0 on S27! 👀
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Honestly, this is extremely painful.
Before 2025, the newer Samsung phone used to beat the recently launched Pro iPhone in the overall camera quality, especially highlight control.
For example:
• Galaxy S24 Ultra > iPhone 15 Pro Max
• Galaxy S23 Ultra > iPhone 14 Pro Max
Now, the S26 Ultra struggles to even compete.
Alvin@sondesix
Galaxy S26 Ultra vs iPhone 17 Pro 2x Zoom, Auto mode. 📸
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Galaxy S26 Ultra's larger 5x zoom lens can overcook photos, as seen here at 10x zoom, when compared to the shot taken on the S25 Ultra, which is less saturated and has well-controlled exposure.
- Which one do you prefer here?
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@UniverseIce That's not the S24 Ultra is it.. sharp, but not sharp enough! 😂
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Samsung, please make a Galaxy flagship phone that is identical to this phone.
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No offense just a bit confused.
Ice Universe once showed how the sharp edges of the Galaxy S24 Ultra could leave marks after longer use…
Now asking Samsung to make a flagship identical to that same boxy design.
Maybe Samsung listened to that feedback and refined it with more rounded edges this time.
Back then, we were on the losing side preferring the boxy look but we respected the majority choice for comfort.
Boxy or rounded, which one do you prefer?
Ice Universe@UniverseIce
Samsung, please make a Galaxy flagship phone that is identical to this phone.
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@Wvisioncreation I don't think that's the S24 Ultra. Have a look at the sides, they're flat. And it doesn't have the boxy edge design either!
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