Khaberni - "Samsung" is preparing to raise the bar of expectations regarding the camera of its anticipated Galaxy S26, even before it is officially launched in the market.
In a recent post, the company revealed a new direction focused on simplifying the photography and editing experience through an interface that allows the user to request AI edits in natural language, without the need to navigate through complex settings.
Camera and editor in one place
"Samsung" says the basic idea is speed and ease: take the photo, make the edits, and then share it from within the same app, turning the phone into both a camera and an editing tool, according to a report published by "digitaltrends" and viewed by "Al Arabiya Business".
According to the company, the full details will be revealed during the Galaxy Unpacked event scheduled for February 25, 2026, where the event will be broadcast live at 10 AM Pacific Time.
"Samsung" has already started promoting pre-orders with a $30 credit and additional benefits for pre-orders.
Smart edits with text commands
Some of the features hinted at by "Samsung" include:
- Transforming scenes from daylight to nighttime.
- Restoring missing parts of an element within the image.
- Merging multiple photos into one cohesive result.
These tools aim to enable the user to finish a publishable picture within minutes, without the need for external apps.
What do we know?
Despite the excitement, there are still unclear details:
Will all AI tools be available in all S26 models?
Will the processing be entirely on the device or through the cloud?
What are the controls placed when fundamentally editing the image content?
The company has not yet clarified if there will be regional restrictions or requirements for accounts or paid subscriptions to access some features.
What to watch for at Unpacked?
During the event, it will be important to see how effective text commands are from day one, and whether the tools will apply to both images and video.
Also, the extent of user control over the edits, such as the ability to undo or reduce the impact of AI.
If "Samsung" successfully implements this vision smoothly, the Galaxy S26 could redefine the relationship between photography and editing, providing content creators with a faster and more integrated experience without technical complexity.
