Galaxy S26 Unpacked event is set for February 25, yet the company is already advertising various features anticipated to be included in one or more of the three flagship models. After unveiling a new privacy display technology and hinting at improvements in low-light video recording, Samsung on Tuesday introduced an enhanced camera experience that will bring a handful of new Galaxy AI editing capabilities, such as the ability to recreate missing components.
Samsung showcased the new features in a press release along with video demonstrations, which are provided below. Although Samsung did not disclose any of its new devices, it reminded readers about the Galaxy S26 registration offer they can utilize prior to the commencement of preorders, suggesting that the new Galaxy AI capabilities will be available on the upcoming flagships.
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In contrast to the privacy screen technology and the new low-light video enhancements, the Galaxy AI editing tools introduced on Tuesday may be accessible on all three models, not merely the pricier Ultra. Samsung did not specify any restrictions in the announcement, though the company did differentiate in a footnote between basic Galaxy AI features, which will be offered for free, and “enhanced AI features” that could incur costs. At this time, Samsung is not charging for any Galaxy AI features available on current Galaxy devices.