Samsung‘s Galaxy S26 Series phones are finally here. If you’ve seen our Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra camera test or the price announcement, you already know these devices are serious hardware statements. But with the Ultra initially crossing the ₱100,000 (roughly $1,682) mark, the “Ultra” name feels just as true for the dent it makes in your wallet.
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Folding phones are about to get more interesting.
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