Samsung is preparing to launch its next flagship series, the Galaxy S26, later this month. Before the official announcement, new images of the Galaxy S26 have leaked online. Earlier leaks already revealed the phone in black and white colors, and the latest images give us a closer look at its design.

New images of the Samsung Galaxy S26 shared by YTECHB look like official renders and show the phone from different angles, including the side profile. The biggest and most noticeable change in the Galaxy S26 is the rear camera design.

According to the renders, Samsung has moved away from the separate camera rings used in previous models. Instead, the Galaxy S26 now features a single camera island on the back. This new camera layout looks similar to the design seen on the Galaxy Z Fold 7. All camera lenses are placed together in a single raised section on the back, which gives the phone a cleaner, more modern appearance.

Image via YTECHB

Apart from the camera module, the rest of the design remains mostly the same. The phone keeps its familiar shape, which will feel comfortable to long-time Samsung users. The power and volume buttons are still located on the side, just like before. The front camera, speakers, and charging port have not changed their positions.

Image via YTECHB

The renders show the Galaxy S26 in a black color option, which gives it a premium and stylish look. The side profile appears slim, suggesting the phone will be easy to hold and use with one hand. It will reportedly come in Black, White, Cobalt Violet, and Sky Blue color options.

Samsung has not officially confirmed the details yet, but reports suggest the Galaxy S26 will be unveiled later this month. As the launch date gets closer, more information about features and specifications is expected. Stay tuned for more information.

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New renders of the upcoming Google Pixel 10a have appeared online, giving an early look at the phone in its ‘Obsidian’ color option. There are seven images in total. They show the phone from different angles and give an early look at the design before the official launch. The Pixel 10a is expected to compete with the Galaxy S25 FE.

The renders shared by Android Headlines show the Pixel 10a from the front, back, and right side. The front of the phone has a flat screen with even bezels, but are not very thick. A small camera hole is placed in the center at the top of the screen.

The left side of the phone is empty and has no buttons. The phone has a flat metal frame and rounded corners, which makes it look simple and clean.

On the right side, there are physical buttons. The power button is placed above the volume up and volume down buttons. The design of the phone looks very similar to the Pixel 9a.

On the back, there is a Google logo in the middle. The back of the phone is expected to be made of plastic, but this is not confirmed yet. In the top-left corner, there is a pill-shaped camera area. It holds two rear cameras. An LED flash is placed next to the cameras.

Google Pixel 10a is expected to come in four colors – Obsidian, Fog, Lavender, and Berry. It is rumored that the Pixel 10a will use a Google Tensor G4 processor. The phone is also expected to have 8GB of RAM and a large 5,100mAh battery. The phone may launch in late February or early March.

More information about the Pixel 10a is likely to be shared soon. Stay tuned.

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Samsung is reportedly preparing to launch its new Galaxy Buds 4 and Galaxy Buds 4 Pro earbuds along with the Galaxy S26 series on February 25. Ahead of that, new images have now given us the clearest look at both earbuds and their cases.

According to the renders shared by Android Headlines, both earbuds look similar, but there is one main difference. The Galaxy Buds 4 do not include silicone tips, while the Buds 4 Pro do. Silicone tips help the earbuds fit better and block outside noise.

Both the Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro models have a stem design. The charging connectors are on the inside of the stem, and microphones are placed at the bottom and the back top of the earbuds.

Image via Android Headlines

Samsung may also add a pinch-to-hold gesture to quickly launch Interpreter Mode on both earbuds. However, the Buds 4 Pro will come with multiple sizes of tips so users can choose the best fit.

Image via Android Headlines

The charging cases are rectangular with a transparent lid. The Galaxy Buds 4 case has a dark green base with the inside matching the earbud color, while the Buds 4 Pro case seems to be white. The earbuds lie horizontally inside the case, and the Samsung logo is on the front.

Rumors say that the Galaxy Buds 4 will have a 42mAh battery and the Buds 4 Pro a 57mAh battery, but this is not confirmed yet. The expected prices are €179 for the Buds 4 and €249 for the Buds 4 Pro.

The Buds 4 are light and simple, while the Buds 4 Pro offer a better fit and noise blocking. With their new design and features, these earbuds could be a good choice for Samsung users. Stay tuned for more information.

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