I. P. SUVEDI 💙

BhavnaReddyJi how is this commando... impressed?💪😎 Thanq so much @VidyutJammwal @adah_sharma @RelianceEnt for this lovely gift.❤❤ #Commando2

@UniverseIce Yes, cuz Magnets disturb S Pen

I’ve confirmed from independent sources with 100% accuracy that the Galaxy S26 Ultra ultimately does not include built-in magnets inside the device. Magnetic functionality still relies on magnetic cases.

@theonecid @UniverseIce Not Island it is more like Dynamic Continent 😁😋

@UniverseIce Dynamic island 😆

Exclusive！ The privacy screen on the Samsung S26 Ultra goes far beyond a global privacy mode. It also supports partial, localized privacy control. Here is how it works. You can apply privacy protection to only a specific part of the screen, for example a message notification popup, while the rest of the display stays completely normal. A very realistic scenario. When you receive a highly private message, from your own viewing angle you can see the full content clearly. From an angled side view, the notification area turns fully black, making the message impossible to read, while the rest of the screen remains visible and unaffected. This means the privacy screen no longer darkens the entire display. It protects only the content you do not want others to see, with much higher precision. In my opinion, this dramatically improves real world usability, especially in elevators, public transport, queues, and other public spaces. This is a genuinely practical privacy feature.

सहमति भनेको नेताले खोजेको जस्तो होइन, देशलाई चाहिएको जस्तो हुनु पर्छ ।

@theonecid Bye bye S26U too 😤 Stll happy with S23U 🙏🏼

Sorry Samsung fans 💀💀

@chunvn8888 Ok then Bye bye S26U too. Happy with S23U

Galaxy S26 Ultra sensors debugged details: 200MP HP2 50MP JN3 ultrawide 12MP S5K3LD 3x tele 50MP IMX854 peris 5x 12MP IMX874 selfie Only change this time is the traditional 10MP 3x 1/1.39 size sensor is replaced by newer 12MP K3LD. Rest are the exact same as 25U

@UniverseIce Bravo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Nice！Further away from perfection!

Watch video: youtu.be/s-NvCxf6y_c?si… Nepal Protests Explained

@cybernet2u @UniverseIce

Psychological Psychopath Test If your phone adds a new feature that some people like but you dislike, what would be your attitude?

@EylonALevy Sad 😢

How psychopathic is Hamas? It forced starving hostage Evyatar David to DIG HIS OWN GRAVE for the cameras.

@rcbastakoti Best location and infrastructure #Bharatpur

नेपालको राजधानी परिवर्तन गर्नु पर्ने बेला आएको जस्तो लाग्छ, तपाईं कुन ठाउँ लाई रोज्ज्नुहुन्छ?

@UniverseIce +1 +1 +1

Samsung’s long-term strategy for the Galaxy S line is to keep making the phones thinner and lighter. The downside, however, is weaker camera performance: a slim chassis simply can’t house a truly large sensor, and even the Ultra model is steadily losing its edge. That’s why I’m proposing a new, camera-centric device within the Galaxy S family—provisionally named Galaxy S26 Vision. It would feature a class-leading main sensor and telephoto module capable of matching the very best camera phones, even if this means a thicker body and a noticeably large camera bump. I hope Samsung will explore such differentiated products to meet diverse user needs. Samsung Semiconductor possesses world-class CMOS R&D capabilities, yet it’s unfortunate that many of these advances never make their way into Galaxy handsets. Let’s support this idea together and make our voices heard—so Samsung can recognize the demand and turn this vision into reality. @Samsung @SamsungMobile @SamsungMobileUS Do you support this proposal?

@UniverseIce ✅💯 Well explained 👏🏼👏🏼

You only see the Galaxy Z Fold7's 4400mAh battery, but you overlook its EU-certified insane 2000 charge cycles (retaining 80% capacity)—a feat none of those high-capacity silicon-carbon anode batteries you idolize can achieve. Their so-called "high capacity" comes at the cost of sacrificing battery lifespan. Samsung Faces Multiple Regulatory Constraints in the EU How EU Regulations Shape Samsung's Conservative Battery Strategy Samsung's decision to keep battery capacities below 5000mAh is heavily influenced by EU regulations in several key areas: 1. Safety & Certification Costs Strict EU CE certification and EPREL data verification require high-capacity batteries to undergo more complex safety tests (e.g., overcharge, short-circuit), increasing compliance costs. Regulations also mandate battery management systems (BMS) to track health data, raising technical barriers. Post-Galaxy Note 7, Samsung prioritizes safety, favoring proven 5000mAh solutions over riskier high-capacity (e.g., 7000mAh) alternatives. 2. Repairability & Design Complexity The EU’s removable battery mandate (effective 2027) forces Samsung to redesign battery housings, potentially compromising slim, premium aesthetics. Foldable phones face greater challenges due to hinge mechanisms, further limiting capacity breakthroughs. Higher repairability scores require easier disassembly, pushing Samsung to balance complex hardware (e.g., flexible displays) with compliance—often favoring simpler, existing capacities. 3. Sustainability & Cost Pressures Carbon footprint disclosure and recycling rate rules inflate production costs for high-capacity batteries (e.g., silicon-carbon). Samsung likely prioritizes eco-friendly, mature battery tech over capacity expansion. Mandates like 7-year spare parts availability and 5-year software support strain resources, incentivizing optimization of current capacities (e.g., 5000mAh) over risky upgrades. 4. Cycle Life Requirements EU standards demand 800 cycles (2025) and 1000 cycles (2028), exceeding current silicon-carbon battery performance (600-800 cycles). To comply, Samsung must invest in materials or BMS improvements, potentially delaying high-capacity (5500mAh+) adoption. Foldables, with their space constraints, face even tougher trade-offs, likely sticking to 4400-4800mAh in the near term. 5. Global Supply Chain Harmonization Though EU rules apply only to the EU/EEA, Samsung tends to standardize designs globally to streamline production. Developing EU-specific high-capacity batteries would raise costs, making universal 5000mAh solutions more practical. Conclusion Samsung’s conservative battery strategy reflects a calculated response to EU regulations—prioritizing compliance, safety, and cost efficiency over raw capacity gains. While competitors tout bigger numbers, Samsung bets on longevity and reliability, even if it means smaller batteries on paper.

@MKBHD Sorry but... U look quite alike. 🤔😁 Except hair and height obviously

WHY ARE SO MANY PEOPLE TAGGING ME, WE DO NOT LOOK ALIKE 😭

@theonecid @UniverseIce

@UniverseIce The version number in the settings

All the people who have experienced One UI 8 tell me, what is the biggest improvement compared with One UI 7?

@UniverseIce @Hossam_AlMasri Nice reply

@Hossam_AlMasri I'm not using my mobile phone. I'm testing my mobile phone. I wrote it clearly.

One UI 8 reaction speed test

@AnxiousHolly Apple is completely out of new ideas! Innovation is nowhere to be found in last 3 yrs.😕

what a downgrade

@OutOfGalaxyy Yeah!! This is one of the... 10 things I hate about it 😋

No matter how much I hate on Samsung... I'll still end up with one in a couple of months.

@AnxiousHolly Sorr, but yeah #MeToo 😋

Once a Samsung user, always a Samsung user🤭

@UniverseIce GSMArena says it is Ultra version... Is it true @UniverseIce ? 🤔

Do you like this Galaxy Z Fold7?