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Samsung teases AI image editing features ahead of S26 series launch

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Michail 18 February 2026

Samsung Android

Galaxy Unpacked is exactly one week away and Samsung is going all in on the teasers. The latest ones are all about Galaxy AI and the new image editing features that are coming to the native Galaxy camera app.

Samsung is going all in on AI imaging by incorporating more creative tools inside the native camera app. Users will be able to capture, edit, and share images all in one place without switching apps.

Samsung is touting new multimodal input, which will facilitate edits. Users will be able to describe how they want to alter their images in simple terms or even scribble shapes, which will then be transformed into realistic items.

We’re expecting even more teasers in the days leading up to Galaxy Unpacked. For a more structured summary of all the S26 rumors, you can check out our "what to expect" articles. We’ve got one for the Galaxy S26 and S26+ and a separate post for the S26 Ultra.

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  • MrGrumpy
  • mg1
  • 24 Feb 2026

Another pointless phone release by Samsung. Simply nothing to see here, where has the innovation gone? Why are the same old tired slabs being churned out with .1 "upgrades"? Bring back the Mini I say and let's have choice for a proper ...

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  • TD070VA1
  • yJt
  • 23 Feb 2026

Sorry, but I prefer the "Smartphone" picture where it can tell more story than the perfectionist "AI" picture. The world is full of flaws and somehow we just love it.

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  • novaboy
  • 0Ym
  • 22 Feb 2026

guys no need to upgrade this bricks. nothing exiting same screen with privacy and same old battery. They are afraid to upgrade top carbon silicon cuz the doubt their smart phone will explode.

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