Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026 as it happened: Galaxy S26 phones are here

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra

12GB + 256GB – Rs 1,39,999

12GB + 512GB – Rs 1,59,999

16GB + 1TB – Rs 1,89,999

Samsung Galaxy S26+

12GB + 256GB – Rs 1,19,999

12GB + 512GB – Rs 1,39,999

Samsung Galaxy S26

12GB + 256GB – Rs 87,999

12GB + 512GB – Rs 1,07,999

Galaxy Buds 4 Pro – Rs 22,999

Galaxy Buds 4 – Rs 16,999

Here is a quick summary of the S26 and S26 Plus specs, in case you missed the launch event.

Display: The Galaxy S26 has a 6.3-inch FHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X display, while the S26+ features a 6.7-inch QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel. Both support a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate (1–120Hz) and Vision Booster. Actual viewable area is slightly reduced due to rounded corners and the camera cutout.

Dimensions and weight:

Galaxy S26: 71.7 × 149.6 × 7.2mm, 167g (Sub6)

Galaxy S26+: 75.8 × 158.4 × 7.3mm, 190g (mmWave/Sub6)

Processor: Both devices are powered by Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy or Exynos 2600, depending on the market.

Rear Cameras:

50MP wide camera with f/1.8 aperture and 2x optical-quality zoom

12MP ultra-wide camera with f/2.2 aperture

10MP telephoto camera with f/2.4 aperture and 3x optical zoom

Front Camera: 12MP with f/2.2 aperture

Memory and Storage:

Galaxy S26: 12GB RAM with 256GB or 512GB storage

Galaxy S26+: 12GB RAM with 256GB or 512GB storage

Storage availability may vary by market and carrier

Battery:

Galaxy S26: 4,300mAh (rated minimum 4,175mAh)

Galaxy S26+: 4,900mAh (rated minimum 4,755mAh)

Charging:

Galaxy S26: Wired charging up to 55% in 30 mins with 25W adapter; Fast Wireless Charging 2.0; Wireless PowerShare

Galaxy S26+: Wired charging up to 69% in 30 mins with 45W adapter; Super Fast Wireless Charging; Wireless PowerShare

Software: Android 16 with One UI 8.5

Connectivity: 5G, LTE, Wi-Fi 7, Wi-Fi Direct, Bluetooth 5.4 (S26) / 6.0 (S26+)

Water and Dust Resistance: IP68 rating (up to 1.5m freshwater for 30 mins; dust-tight)
 

In case you missed the event. Here is a look at the full specs of the new Galaxy S26 Ultra smartphone, which Samsung just showcased. India Today also got the opportunity to use the device for a brief period. Here is the quick review.

Display: It has a 6.9-inch QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel with a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate ranging from 1Hz to 120Hz, along with Vision Booster support. The actual viewable area is slightly smaller due to rounded corners and the camera cutout.

Dimensions and weight: It measures 78.1 × 163.6 × 7.9mm and weighs 214g, though the weight may vary by region.

Camera: It features a 200MP wide camera with f/1.4 aperture and 2x optical-quality zoom, a 50MP ultra-wide camera with f/1.9 aperture, a 50MP telephoto camera offering 5x optical zoom and 10x optical-quality zoom with an f/2.9 aperture, and a 10MP telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom and an f/2.4 aperture. On the front, there is a 12MP camera with an f/2.2 aperture.

Processor: It is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chipset.

Memory and storage: It comes in 12GB RAM with 256GB storage, 12GB RAM with 512GB storage, and a top-end 16GB RAM with 1TB storage option, depending on the market.

Battery: It packs a 5,000mAh battery, with a rated minimum capacity of 4,855mAh.

Charging: It supports wired charging that can deliver up to 75 percent charge in around 30 minutes using a 60W adapter, along with super-fast wireless charging and Wireless PowerShare.

Software: It runs on Android 16 with One UI 8.5 on top.

Connectivity: It supports 5G and LTE networks, along with Wi-Fi 7, Wi-Fi Direct, and Bluetooth 6.0.

Water resistance: It carries an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance under lab-tested conditions.

And that’s a wrap from Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026 at the Palace of Fine Arts! The Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra — now officially unveiled — bring a host of AI innovations, camera upgrades, and performance boosts, while the Buds 4 series completes the ecosystem. Stay tuned for full hands-on impressions and in-depth coverage coming soon.

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

Samsung showcased its commitment to sustainability during the presentation, noting that the Galaxy S26 series incorporates more recycled materials, with recycled components used across all Samsung products. While the company emphasizes these initiatives, the impact is difficult to verify, making it hard to gauge the extent of actual change.

In India, the Galaxy Buds 4 will be priced at Rs 16,999, while the Buds 4 Pro will cost Rs 22,999. The Galaxy Buds 4 Pro will be offered in Black, White, and Pink Gold at $249, while the Buds 4 come in Black or White for $179. Both models are set to launch on March 11.

Samsung claims the Buds 4 and 4 Pro are so comfortable that users may forget they’re wearing them, though a full review will confirm this. Both models also feature AirPods-style quick pairing, simply open the charging case near a Galaxy phone for a seamless one-touch connection.

All that you need to know about the new Galaxy Buds 4 series.

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

The Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro come with several upgrades over last year’s Buds 3, including improved sound quality, a 20% wider woofer, and an adaptive EQ for richer audio. Both models feature enhanced active noise cancellation that adjusts to the user’s ears, while the Buds 4 Pro offer a more secure, ergonomic in-ear design for added comfort. Other refinements include a metal finish, engraved pinch controls, and Super Clear Call technology for clearer conversations, though this requires a Samsung smartphone. Battery life stands at five hours for the Buds 4 and six hours for the Buds 4 Pro with ANC enabled, and while the Buds 4 retain an on-ear design, the Buds 4 Pro provide a tighter seal for better noise isolation.

Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro, expanding its lineup of true wireless earbuds with new features and improvements. The Galaxy Buds 4 Pro feature improved bass, hi-res audio support, and a larger woofer for deeper, richer low frequencies, delivering a more immersive listening experience compared to previous models.

Samsung has officially launched the Galaxy Buds 4 series. The new earbuds come with improved active noise cancellation, longer battery life, and enhanced spatial audio support for a more immersive listening experience. The design is sleeker, with better fit and comfort, and the Buds 4 seamlessly integrate with the Galaxy S26 lineup for instant pairing and device switching.

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

Samsung launches Galaxy S26 series, flagship Galaxy S26 Ultra gets unique privacy display and 60W charging

The India prices and other details are in!

Galaxy AI on the S26 series can now merge photos, letting users, for example, add their pet to a picture of themselves and a partner with a simple text or voice command. It can also change outfits in photos or restore objects like a slice of cake that were partially eaten before the shot. Samsung says all AI-generated content will include a watermark in the corner, providing attribution, though it can be easily cropped out.

Samsung is unveiling new AI-powered creative tools on the Galaxy S26 series that let users add, remove, or modify objects in photos — including changing wardrobes or inserting entirely new elements — turning everyday shots into fully customisable images with just a few taps.

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)
 

The Galaxy S26 Ultra introduces Motion features like Super Steady with Horizontal Lock, which automatically keeps the horizon level while recording. It also supports the APV codec for near-lossless quality, letting creators capture up to 8K video with more data preserved after edits. Notably, the live stream itself is being shot entirely on the S26 Ultra, showcasing the phone’s video capabilities in real time.

Samsung has added APV (Advanced Professional Video) format support to the Galaxy S26 Ultra, enabling 8K recording at 30fps along with log video capture. These upgrades give creators more control over color grading and post-production, bringing professional-level video capabilities to a smartphone. You can even store directly on an external SSD! Great for creators.

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

The Galaxy S26 Ultra’s camera rumours have been confirmed, with the 200MP main sensor featuring an f/1.4 aperture for improved low-light performance. The 50MP telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom also gets an upgrade to an f/2.9 aperture, enhancing detail and clarity in challenging lighting conditions.

-Display: It has a 6.9-inch QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel with a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate ranging from 1Hz to 120Hz, along with Vision Booster support. The actual viewable area is slightly smaller due to rounded corners and the camera cutout.

-Dimensions and weight: It measures 78.1 × 163.6 × 7.9mm and weighs 214g, though the weight may vary by region.

-Camera: It features a 200MP wide camera with f/1.4 aperture and 2x optical-quality zoom, a 50MP ultra-wide camera with f/1.9 aperture, a 50MP telephoto camera offering 5x optical zoom and 10x optical-quality zoom with an f/2.9 aperture, and a 10MP telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom and an f/2.4 aperture. On the front, there is a 12MP camera with an f/2.2 aperture.

-Processor: It is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chipset.

-Memory and storage: It comes in 12GB RAM with 256GB storage, 12GB RAM with 512GB storage, and a top-end 16GB RAM with 1TB storage option, depending on the market.

-Battery: It packs a 5,000mAh battery, with a rated minimum capacity of 4,855mAh.

-Charging: It supports wired charging that can deliver up to 75 percent charge in around 30 minutes using a 60W adapter, along with super-fast wireless charging and Wireless PowerShare.

-Software: It runs on Android 16 with One UI 8.5 on top.

-Connectivity: It supports 5G and LTE networks, along with Wi-Fi 7, Wi-Fi Direct, and Bluetooth 6.0.

-Water resistance: It carries an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance under lab-tested conditions.

The Galaxy S26 series brings enhancements to both front and rear cameras. Selfie cameras have been improved for more natural, true-to-life images, while some of the Ultra’s rear camera apertures have been refined. Samsung highlights that the most significant upgrades focus on low-light performance, improving both photo and video capture in challenging conditions.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra comes with a 39% faster NPU and roughly 19% improvement in CPU performance, alongside an upgraded GPU powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor. Gamers can expect console-level performance, with support for features like ray tracing and a large vapor chamber to keep the device cool during intense sessions.

Marson Page from Product Marketing is now on stage to showcase the camera upgrades on the Galaxy S26 series. Expect improved low-light performance, AI-powered photography features, and enhanced video capabilities designed to elevate both everyday snaps and professional-grade content creation.

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

Well, while the announcements are still on, we have the prices of the new Samsung phones. Here they are: 

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra India Price

256GB | 12GB: Rs. 1,39,999 

512GB | 12GB: Rs. 1,59,999 

1TB | 16GB: Rs. 1,89,999 

Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus India Price

256GB | 12GB: Rs. 1,19,999

512GB | 12GB: Rs. 1,39,999

Samsung Galaxy S26 India Price 

256GB | 12GB: Rs. 87,999

512GB | 12GB: Rs. 1,07,999 

— Galaxy Buds 4: Rs. 16,999 

— Galaxy Buds 4 Pro: Rs. 22,999

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 introduces a world-first Privacy Display, which narrows the light from each pixel so the screen is only visible to the user. When privacy mode is off, the display works normally, offering wide viewing angles. Impressively, users can toggle Privacy Display for specific apps and even notification pop-ups, making it a standout feature that’s already generating excitement.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra features upgraded thermal cooling for improved efficiency, alongside Samsung’s promise of all-day battery life and up to 31 hours of video playback. The device also offers the fastest charging Samsung has ever provided, allowing users to recharge up to 75% in just 30 minutes.

The Galaxy S26's Galaxy AI can now take over incoming calls when you’re unavailable or don’t want to pick up. It delivers a concise summary of the caller and their message, helping users quickly decide which calls need attention and which can be ignored. This new call-handling feature is one of Samsung’s most useful AI additions for the year.

Faster charging coming to the S26 Ultra! Finally, more boost up from 45W to 60W charging.

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

Sameer Samat says the Galaxy S26 will offer an early look at Gemini’s agentic AI features, letting the assistant handle tasks like ordering food, groceries, or other services while users focus on other activities. While specific partnerships weren’t confirmed, a demonstration highlighted ordering through Grubhub as an example.

Samsung has revealed performance upgrades on the Galaxy S26 Ultra: 39% faster NPU, 19% CPU improvement, and 24% GPU boost compared to its predecessor, promising smoother AI processing, gaming, and overall device performance.

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

The event is currently heavy on AI chat demos, with Google’s Gemini at the centre and Samsung showcasing its shift from a traditional OS to an AI-driven operating system. 

Samsung showcased Gemini-powered AI at Galaxy Unpacked, letting the Galaxy S26 handle tasks like reading family chat orders and placing them in apps automatically. Users can review and confirm orders with a single tap. The feature will initially support apps like DoorDash and GrubHub and is exclusive to the Galaxy S26 series.

Google’s Sameer Samat, President, Android Ecosystem, is now on stage discussing the integration of Google’s Gemini AI with the Galaxy S26 series. Some exclusive S26 series features to be announced.

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

You can now use the circle-to-search tool to select and highlight several objects at once—for example, all the pieces in a model’s outfit. 

Another addition, Nudge, can follow the context of your ongoing conversations and bring up relevant information, such as reservation details or photos, so you don’t have to leave the chat to look for them.

Samsung’s Won-Joon Choi, President and COO, MX Business, has taken the stage to dive deeper into the AI capabilities on the Galaxy S26 series. He's highlighting how the phones use on-device AI to offer smarter suggestions, improved personalisation, and seamless integration with Samsung’s ecosystem.

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

Samsung has announced a new partnership with AI company Perplexity AI, bringing advanced generative AI capabilities directly to the Galaxy S26 series. This collaboration aims to enhance on-device intelligence, delivering smarter suggestions, content generation, and contextual assistance across apps.

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

Samsung has just introduced what it calls the world’s first Privacy Display on the Galaxy S26 Ultra! A new feature designed to limit viewing angles and protect on-screen content from prying eyes in public spaces. Samsung is positioning the Galaxy S26 Ultra as the “Agentic AI Phone”, highlighting its deep integration of AI to assist users proactively. From camera suggestions and smart scheduling to on-device personalisation. Basically, you're getting a much smarter phone now!

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

Samsung Mobile chief TM Roh has taken the stage, officially kicking off Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026. The keynote is now underway as Samsung begins outlining its vision for the next generation of Galaxy devices and AI-powered experiences.

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

Journalists and creators from across the globe are now taking their seats at the arena as we are moments away from starting. The atmosphere inside the venue is buzzing with anticipation ahead of the Galaxy S26 series unveiling. 

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

The Samsung Galaxy S26 series has yet to receive official pricing, but early leaks suggest varied pricing across regions.

In the US, the Galaxy S26 could start at $799 for the 12GB RAM and 256GB storage model, the S26 Plus at $999 for the same configuration, and the S26 Ultra at $1,299 for 256GB, with higher storage and RAM options expected.

South Korean reports indicate a steeper hike, with the S26 Ultra starting around KRW 1.8 million (roughly Rs 1.13 lakh) for 256GB and reaching KRW 2 million (around Rs 1.26 lakh) for 512GB, while the S26 Plus and standard S26 may start at KRW 1.5 million (roughly Rs 94,000) and KRW 1.3 million (roughly Rs 82,000) respectively.

In India, the lineup is expected to remain close to current levels, with the Galaxy S25 series having launched at Rs 80,999 for the base S25, Rs 99,999 for the S25 Plus, and Rs 1,29,999 for the S25 Ultra.

The build-up is underway inside the Palace of Fine Arts. Seats are quickly filling up, journalists have their phones and laptops ready for live updates, and there's a palpable sense of excitement in the air as Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026 is about to begin in another 25 mins. What are most excited about?

(Update from Cyrus John in San Francisco)

India Today's Cyrus John is on the ground at the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026 event in San Francisco, California. We will bring you live updates as the event kicks off and share the latest from the Galaxy Unpacked stage. Stay tuned for all the updates.

Leaks suggest that Samsung's Galaxy S26 series will largely retain the design language of its predecessors, with all three models featuring a pill-shaped rear camera module housing three lenses. 

The Galaxy S26 Ultra, however, is expected to launch with a quad-camera setup, placing one sensor and the LED flash outside the module, unlike the standard and Plus variants. Up front, the series is likely to sport a hole-punch display for selfies, thin bezels, and a flat metal frame with power and volume buttons on the right. Notably, the S26 Ultra may see the S-Pen repositioned to a corner slot, accompanied by a slight redesign featuring a curved top, a thinner tip, and an updated button, offering a refined user experience for stylus users.

Samsung's plans for its 2026 flagship lineup may not be as drastic as earlier rumours suggested. While there was speculation that the company could drop the Galaxy S26 Plus in favour of a slimmer S26 Edge, fresh reports indicate the Plus model is expected to continue, possibly influenced by the muted response to the Galaxy S25 Edge last year.

Leaked Galaxy S26 Plus specifications (rumoured):

Display: 6.7-inch screen

Cameras: Upgraded 50MP ultra-wide sensor

Processor & RAM: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (US/China) with 12GB RAM

Design: Slim profile at 7.35mm thickness

Leaked renders suggest the Samsung Galaxy S26 lineup could arrive in Black, White, Cobalt Violet, and Sky Blue colour options, catering to buyers who prefer using their phones without a case. Tipster Evan Blass has also hinted at additional shades such as Pink Gold, Silver Shadow, and an orange variant, though there has been little recent chatter around the last one. 

Some of the bolder colours may be kept as Samsung-exclusive options, but it remains unclear which finishes will be widely available and which could be limited to the company's own store.

A fresh Geekbench 6 listing spotted by tipster Tarun Vats suggests the Galaxy S26 Ultra could deliver a sizeable performance boost, with alleged scores of 3,852 in single-core and 11,738 in multi-core tests. 

If accurate, these numbers put Samsung's next flagship ahead of Apple's latest iPhones in sustained performance. 

For context, the iPhone 17 Pro Max scored 3,871 in single-core and 9,968 in multi-core, while the iPhone 17 Pro posted 3,834 and 9,988, respectively. 

The leaked results also show a clear leap over the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which managed 3,031 in single-core and 9,829 in multi-core tests.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 series is yet to get official pricing, but early leaks point to a mixed picture across regions. 

In the US, the Galaxy S26 is tipped to start at $799 for the 12GB RAM and 256GB storage variant, while the Galaxy S26 Plus could begin at $999 with the same configuration. The Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to carry a starting price of $1,299 for the 256GB model, with higher storage and RAM variants also in the pipeline.

Separately, reports from South Korea suggest a notable price hike, with the Galaxy S26 Ultra starting at around KRW 1.8 million (roughly Rs 1.13 lakh) for the 256GB version, and going up to KRW 2 million (about Rs 1.26 lakh) for the 512GB model. The Galaxy S26 Plus is said to be priced at around KRW 1.5 million (approximately Rs 94,000), while the standard Galaxy S26 could begin at about KRW 1.3 million (around Rs 82,000).

In India, however, the Galaxy S26 lineup is expected to stick close to existing price levels. For reference, the Galaxy S25 series launched at Rs 80,999 for the Galaxy S25, Rs 99,999 for the Galaxy S25 Plus, and Rs 1,29,999 for the Galaxy S25 Ultra, all for the base storage variants.

Samsung's next Galaxy Buds 4 series, which is expected to include the Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro, could bring head gesture controls that let users accept or reject calls and respond to Bixby with simple nods or shakes.

While most specifications are still under wraps, leaks hint at a redesigned look with flatter stems and broader earbuds, offered in black and white options. The charging case is said to feature a USB Type-C port and a physical pairing button, with Samsung confirming that the new earbuds will be sold in India via Amazon and its own online store.

A new rumour suggests the Galaxy S26 Ultra, which is running One UI 8.5, could support direct file sharing with iPhones, iPads, and Macs. This is something which Android and Apple users have long been locked out of. 

The Galaxy users may now be able to send files to Apple devices if AirDrop is set to 'Everyone,' while files coming from iPhones or Macs could appear through a Quick Share toggle on Samsung phones. If this feature makes it to the final release, it would quietly soften the long-standing wall between Samsung and Apple ecosystems, making cross-platform sharing far less awkward than it is today. More details are expected at the Galaxy Unpacked event, where One UI 8.5 is likely to be officially discussed.

Fresh leaks suggest Samsung may be sticking with the same battery capacities for the Galaxy S26 lineup, but EU regulatory labels by YTECHB point to a possible downgrade in battery longevity. The documents indicate the batteries are rated for about 1,200 charge cycles before health falls below 80 per cent, compared to a 2,000-cycle rating on the Galaxy S25 series, though an A-grade energy efficiency rating could help offset wear over time. But, this is not officially confirmed and users are advised to take the information with a pinch of salt.

-Display (Galaxy S26): 6.3-inch Full-HD+ (1080 × 2340) Dynamic AMOLED 2X, up to 120Hz refresh rate

-Display (Galaxy S26+): 6.7-inch QHD+ (1440 × 3120) Dynamic AMOLED 2X, up to 120Hz refresh rate

-Protection: Corning Gorilla Armor 2

-Processor: Samsung Exynos 2600 (2nm process)

-Rear Cameras: 50MP primary camera with OIS, 10MP telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom, 12MP ultra-wide camera

-Front Camera: 12MP selfie camera

-Battery (Galaxy S26): 4,200mAh

-Battery (Galaxy S26+): 4,800mAh

-Software: Android 16-based One UI 8.5

-Display: 2K resolution AMOLED panel with M14 material, rounded edges, 10-bit "Privacy Display"

-Protection: Corning Gorilla Armor 2 on the front and back

-Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 

-Memory & Storage: LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.1 storage

-Rear Cameras: 200MP primary camera with f/1.4 aperture (upgraded from f/1.7), 50MP ultra-wide camera, 50MP 5x periscope telephoto (f/2.9), 10MP 3x telephoto (1/3.94-inch sensor)

-Front Camera: 12MP autofocus selfie camera with a wider field of view

-Battery: 5,000mAh, rated for up to 31 hours of video playback

-Charging: 60W wired fast charging (up to 75% in 30 minutes), 25W wireless charging (up from 15W)

-Performance Gains (claimed): 39% faster NPU, 24% GPU improvement, 19% CPU improvement

-Build: Aluminium frame (replacing titanium)

-S Pen: Redesigned stylus 

-Connectivity & Features: Wi-Fi 7, USB 3.2, IP68 water and dust resistance

Samsung is set to lift the curtain on its next flagship lineup at the Galaxy Unpacked 2026 event later tonight, with the India livestream scheduled for 11:30PM. The spotlight is expected to be on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, which will lead Samsung's new premium smartphone range. Alongside it, the company is likely to introduce the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+, completing its usual three-model flagship lineup.

The event is also expected to feature new audio products, with reports pointing to the launch of the Galaxy Buds 4 and Galaxy Buds 4 Pro. While Samsung has not officially confirmed the product names yet, leaks over the past few weeks have already hinted at what to expect in terms of design changes, hardware upgrades, and possible pricing. All details, including official specifications and India availability, should be made clear once the event goes live.

Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra later tonight at its Galaxy Unpacked event, which begins at 10am PT, 1pm ET, and 6pm GMT on February 25, translating to an 11:30PM start in India. Viewers can follow all the announcements live through Samsung's official livestream on its YouTube channel, Samsung.com, and the Samsung Newsroom, alongside our live blog coverage.