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Commentary: Samsung needed to give us a reason to be excited about its latest flagship. It delivered.

A hot phone can kill your battery quicker. Cooling it better will hopefully mean fewer abrupt shutdowns.

Commentary: This new Galaxy S26 feature gives me hope for this year's batch of AI integrations on smartphones.

Samsung's high-end phone gets a subtle makeover, as well as some improvements to the camera, battery and display. Plus, lots of AI.

The new $250 Galaxy Buds 4 Pro have definitely improved in design and performance. Here's why I awarded them a CNET Editors' Choice.

With their metal cladding, Samsung's new flagship $250 Galaxy Buds 4 Pro not only have a more premium look but they offer better sound with upgraded drivers and improved adaptive noise canceling. Should you upgrade from the Galaxy Buds Pro 3? CNET Executive Editor David Carnoy gives you the full skinny.

Samsung's slimmest and lightest Ultra packs a handful of updates -- thankfully, without a price hike.

Samsung's Galaxy S26 and S26 Plus cost $100 more but have nifty AI features to keep your tasks on track. The base S26 also gets a larger screen and bigger battery.

I went hands-on with Samsung's newest base and plus model phones. The Galaxy S26 has a larger screen and a bigger battery, while the S26 Plus is a lot like the S25 Plus.

Whether you don't care about AI or just don't use the features, you can disable them completely on your Samsung phone.

We're live from Samsung's Unpacked event in San Francisco, where the company's expected to reveal the Galaxy S26, S26 Plus and S26 Ultra.