The full experience of One UI 9 will be introduced with upcoming Galaxy flagship devices later this year, which will include advanced AI features that will make mobile interaction easy and effortless.

What’s New in One UI 9 Beta

One UI 9 beta introduces several updates across key areas of the mobile experience.

Samsung Notes[1] gains creative new tools, including decorative tapes and a wider variety of pen line styles. Meanwhile, the Contacts app now offers direct access to Creative Studio[2] for creating personalized profile cards without the need to switch between apps.

The updated Quick Panel gives users greater control over its layout. Brightness, sound and media player are each independently adjustable, with more size options to suit individual preferences.

Accessibility is significantly improved by an adjustable Mouse Key speed that enables smoother cursor control and a combined TalkBack package that brings together features previously offered separately by Google and Samsung. The new Text Spotlight feature — which displays selected text larger or more clearly in a floating window — has also been added to make reading easier.

One UI 9 also introduces enhanced protection against suspicious apps and potential threats: when new high-risk apps are detected, it now warns users, blocks execution and installation, and recommends deletion through security policy updates[3].

Availability

The One UI 9 beta program will be available to Galaxy S26 series users in select markets, including Germany, India, Korea, Poland, the U.K. and the U.S starting this week.[4] Galaxy S26 series users can apply to join the beta program via the Samsung Members app.

[1] Service availability may vary by region/country, OS/One UI version, device model and phone carrier.

[2] Requires Creative Studio app installation. Creative Studio feature requires a network connection and Samsung Account login. Service availability may vary by country, language or device model. The accuracy and reliability of the generated output is not guaranteed. Sticker can only be shared with other Galaxy devices.

[3] Samsung’s security policy updates are designed to improve device security through service operation policy changes and may include updates to list of potential high-risk apps according to Samsung’s internal assessment. 

[4] One UI 9 Beta program will not be available in Malaysia.

Samsung is expanding the One UI 8.5 rollout to more devices, bringing the latest Galaxy AI features across the Samsung Galaxy ecosystem.[1] The update focuses on enhancing communication and creative experiences on Galaxy mobile phones and tablets, including the Galaxy S25 series, Galaxy S25 FE, Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy S24 FE, Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7, Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6, Galaxy Tab S11 series and Galaxy Tab S10 series.

One UI 8.5 will begin rolling out in Malaysia starting May 11 onwards,[2] with additional regions to follow.

[1] Features may vary depending on model and service region.

[2] Availability and timing may vary by market and model.

Samsung Malaysia has today announced the launch of its full 2026 TV lineup, spanning premium models such as Micro RGB, OLED and Neo QLED, as well as mainstream Mini LED and UHD TVs. In its 20th year as the world’s No. 1 TV brand,[1] Samsung is expanding AI-powered features across more models, bringing smarter picture, sound and personalized viewing experiences to more consumers worldwide.

In 2026, Samsung is expanding Vision AI Companion (VAC) features across its 4K-and-above TV line up, reflecting its broader strategy to make AI a central part of the TV experience. The expansion brings AI-powered viewing to more categories, screen sizes and consumer needs.[2]

“Samsung’s 2026 AI TV lineup reflects our vision of making intelligent and connected home entertainment more accessible to consumers in Malaysia,” said Charles Kim, President of Samsung Malaysia Electronics.  “With Samsung Vision AI, we are transforming the TV into more than just a screen, it becomes a smart companion that delivers more personalised viewing, immersive entertainment and seamless connectivity within the home ecosystem. Together with our latest Q-Series Soundbars featuring Dolby Atmos integration, consumers can enjoy a more cinematic and elevated entertainment experience at home.”

Vision AI Companion Brings Smarter, More Immersive Viewing 

VAC brings together Samsung’s broadest range of AI service platforms, including Bixby, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot[3], to make the TV experience more intelligent and personalized. Designed to work alongside users as an entertainment companion, VAC can help guide what to watch, what to eat and what to listen to, extending the role of the TV beyond viewing alone. The AI TV lineup also brings AI-enhanced entertainment features to movies, sports and gaming:

• AI Upscaling Pro: uses AI to analyze and enhance low-resolution content in real time, delivering greater detail, depth and contrast, while Color Booster Pro analyzes and categorizes scenes to provide more vivid, lifelike color.
• AI Soccer Mode: analyzes match scenes in real time to optimize picture and sound for smoother ball movement, vivid color and more immersive stadium audio.
• AI Sound Controller Pro: analyzes dialogue, background music and sound effects in real time, letting users adjust elements such as commentary and crowd noise for a more immersive experience.

Micro RGB: Defining the Future of Premium Picture Quality

Micro RGB expands Samsung’s premium TV experience across a wider range of screen sizes, bringing highly precise color, brightness and immersive AI-powered viewing to more consumers. Available in the R95H and R85H series in sizes from 65 to 115 inches, Micro RGB is built on Samsung’s proprietary Micro RGB Technology, which uses individually controlled red, green and blue micro LEDs to deliver highly precise light control, richer detail and more natural color. Additionally, Glare Free technology minimizes light reflection in bright environments, helping preserve a clear viewing experience across a range of lighting conditions.

Micro RGB also brings VAC and other AI-optimized features to Samsung’s premium large-screen category, adding more intelligent and personalized viewing experiences. Micro RGB AI Engine Pro fine-tunes color, motion and depth, so viewers stay immersed in every scene. With Micro RGB Precision Color 100, color expression appears fuller and more lifelike, with support for 100% color coverage of BT.2020[4].

Micro RGB Color Booster Pro and Micro RGB HDR Pro leverage Samsung’s AI technology to further refine picture quality by optimizing color and contrast scene by scene, helping deliver more vibrant visuals across a wide range of brightness levels.

Reinforcing Samsung’s focus on premium viewing comfort, the R95H has also received both the Safety for Eyes and Circadian Rhythm Display (CRD) certifications from Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker (VDE), a leading global testing institute based in Germany.

OLED: Expanding the Lineup for More Viewing Preferences

Samsung’s 2026 OLED TVs include the S95H, S90H and S85H, offering deep blacks, rich color, immersive performance and refined design across a wider range of viewing preferences. Glare Free technology, previously available only on the S95F model, now expands to both the S95H and the S90H, helping the display’s true blacks and rich colors stay clear and undisturbed, even in bright rooms.

On the flagship S95H, Samsung adds premium features designed to elevate both entertainment and art. Pantone Validated ArtfulColor helps preserve the authenticity of original artwork with faithful color and exceptional detail, while Art Store extends Samsung’s art experiences to OLED. The model’s FloatLayer Design also gives the display a lighter, more refined presence that blends in more naturally with the home.

For gaming and sports, Samsung OLED’s Ultimate Gaming Pack helps keep fast motion crisp and responsive. It brings together Motion Xcelerator 165Hz, support for key VRR platforms such as AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, and quick-access gaming tools for smoother, more intuitive play.

For soccer fans, AI Soccer Mode Pro on S95H and S90H — and AI Soccer Mode on S85H — optimize picture and sound in real time for a more immersive match experience at home.

The Frame: Elevating the Art TV Experience 

The Frame lineup includes models designed for different spaces and installation needs. Across the lineup, users can enjoy Art Mode with access to 5,000+ professionally curated artworks, along with experiences personalized by VAC.

The Frame Pro (LS03HW model) features Neo QLED picture quality and Wireless One Connect. A built-in installation model of The Frame (LS03HE model) is also available for spaces that call for a cleaner, more integrated look. New in 2026, The Frame (LS03HE model) is now, offering a gallery-scale screen that more closely reflects the presence of large-format artwork in the home.

Key features of The Frame Pro (LS03HW model) include:

• Slim 24.9mm design depth: helps The Frame Pro deliver a more refined, art-inspired profile.
• Modern Frame Design and Wireless One Connect: provide a cleaner setup with no in-wall cable work.
• Neo QLED picture quality: paired with Pantone Validated ArtfulColor and Glare Free technology, delivers rich contrast, lifelike, paper-like color expression and clearer detail, even in bright rooms.

Key features of The Frame (LS03HE model) include:

• A built-in design: enables easy in-wall wiring while preserving The Frame’s iconic flush-to-wall look.

Neo QLED: Enhanced Picture Quality With More Connected Experiences 

Samsung’s Neo QLED brings together enhanced AI picture quality and more connected viewing experiences across the QN80H and QN70H, with the QN80H available in sizes from 50 to 100 inches and the QN70H in sizes from 43 to 85 inches. Each model delivers the brightness, contrast and smart optimization expected from a true QLED experience.

Certified by TÜV Rheinland as a Real QLED TV, Samsung Neo QLED uses a blue light backlight and a genuine quantum dot sheet to maintain a stable color spectrum and consistent picture performance. Real QLED with 100% Color Volume helps keep color accurate and stable, even at high brightness levels. Quantum Mini LED also enables ultra-precise light control, creating deeper contrast, clearer detail and more consistent brightness scene after scene.

VAC makes the viewing experience more seamless and context-aware by naturally surfacing helpful information on screen without interrupting content. Across the Neo QLED lineup, Samsung expands AI-powered picture and motion experiences, including 4K Upscaling — with gaming performance of up to 144Hz available on select models — while the NQ4 AI Processor helps optimize picture and sound for a wide range of content.

Mini LED: Optimized for AI, Made More Accessible 

Samsung Mini LED brings a brighter, richer viewing experience to more viewers. More precise light control and Pure Spectrum Color give images greater depth and clarity, as well as contrast that feels more defined from scene to scene. With two distinct models, Samsung makes Mini LED and AI-powered viewing available to more consumers.

The M80H, available in 85-, 75-, 65- and 55-inch models, delivers the most advanced Mini LED experience in the lineup, combining Samsung’s Mini LED picture quality with a broader set of AI-powered features for sports, gaming and everyday viewing:

• Motion Xcelerator 144Hz: keeps fast-paced content smooth and clear.
• NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor: powers AI-driven picture optimization.
• AI Sound Controller: keeps dialogue clear and balances voices and sound effects in real time.
• Additional AI and personalization features: further expand gaming and content experiences.

Offered in 85-, 75-, 65-, 55-, 50- and 43-inch models, the M70H brings the core benefits of Mini LED to a more accessible tier, with a focus on everyday picture quality, stable motion and immersive sports viewing.

• Mini LED HDR: adds a more dynamic viewing experience.
• Mini LED Processor 4K: optimizes everyday picture performance.
• Motion Xcelerator: helps fast-moving scenes stay smoother and easier to follow.
• Adaptive Sound: maintains clearer, more balanced audio.

Music Studio 7 and 5: Lifestyle Audio Designed for Modern Spaces

Samsung is also expanding its lifestyle audio lineup with Music Studio 7 and Music Studio 5, pairing immersive sound with design that naturally blends into modern spaces and everyday living environments. The new models build on Samsung’s long-standing leadership in premium home audio, including its 12-year run as the world’s No. 1 soundbar brand,[5] while helping create a more powerful integrated ecosystem that supports a wider variety of sound system combinations and a richer audiovisual experience.

Music Studio 7 delivers an immersive 3.1.1-channel audio experience designed for richer, more expressive listening. Key features include:

• Built to pair naturally with big-screen TVs: two Music Studio 7 units placed on either side of a larger display can create a more balanced interior look while widening the stereo soundstage.
• Expanded Q-Symphony: lets users connect up to five compatible sound devices with a Samsung TV to build a more immersive audiovisual experience at home.
• Hi-Resolution Audio and Dolby Atmos^®: more detailed and immersive sound playback, while its super tweeter extends frequency response up to 35kHz for enhanced musical detail.

Music Studio 5 brings immersive sound to a more compact speaker format. Built for wireless music streaming, it supports high-resolution playback and effortless everyday listening. Features include:

• Dot Design by Erwan Bouroullec: a refined, design-forward speaker presence that blends seamlessly into any interior.

• AI Dynamic Bass Control: Samsung’s proprietary technology that delivers powerful sound in a compact form factor while deepening low frequencies without distortion.
• Samsung Audio Lab: tunes the speaker, which uses a 4-inch woofer and dual tweeters with a built-in waveguide for clear, balanced sound, while Dolby Atmos^® support adds a more immersive listening experience.

Samsung is also expanding connectivity across its 2026 TV lineup with support for Google Cast on select models, including Mini LED, Neo QLED and Crystal UHD TVs. The feature allows users to stream videos, music and other content directly from compatible smartphones and tablets to the TV, adding more flexibility to the viewing experience.

Google Photos is now available on eligible 2026 Samsung TVs, giving users a new way to relive personal memories on the big screen[6]. The experience is designed to surface curated photo memories through Samsung Daily+, the Daily Board on-screen widget and the Google Photos app, making meaningful moments easier to revisit throughout the day. Additional Google Photos features will roll out on Samsung TVs later in 2026.

Grab the all-new 2026 Samsung Vision AI TVs and Soundbar at Launch today!

Until 31 May 2026, customers who purchase selected 2026 Samsung AI TV models during this period will be eligible to redeem exclusive gifts, as detailed in the table below.

Additional reward for bundle purchases! For an enhanced home entertainment experience, customers who purchase selected 2026 Samsung AI TVs together with selected soundbars will enjoy additional rewards of up to RM500 Touch ‘n Go eWallet rebate[7], as outlined in the table below.

Availability

Samsung’s 2026 range of AI TVs are available across Malaysia via Samsung official website and leading retailers. To buy now, please visit https://www.samsung.com/my/tvs/all-tvs/.

[1] Omdia, Feb 2026. Results are not an endorsement of Samsung. Any reliance on these results is at the third party’s own risk.

[2] Series and model counts are based on the global launch lineup and may vary by region.

[3] Features may vary according to region.

[4] Conventional means Samsung TV. Images are simulated and for illustrative purpose only. Products are evaluated based on VDE certification criteria, in accordance with the UHD (4K) color standard BT.2020 established by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), and are certified for ‘Micro RGB Precision Color’.

[5] According to Future Source, Samsung captured 21.5% of global soundbar revenue and 19.7% of unit volume in 2025, continuing its leadership streak that began in 2014. 

[6] Series and model counts are based on the global launch lineup and may vary by region.

[7] Promotion is on first come first served basis and while stocks last.

In response, Samsung asked a simple question — can anyone create Hollywood-style videos on a Galaxy mobile phone? The answer is the Cinematic Look-Up Table (Cine LUT) feature on the Galaxy S26 series. While the APV codec provides the foundation for cinema-quality video, Cine LUT brings a distinct color style to the footage.

Cine LUT makes professional-level color grading — once reserved for experts — accessible to anyone. Samsung collaborated with internal teams and external specialists to bring the feature to life. The Mobile eXperience (MX) Business led final camera implementation, Samsung Research developed core video processing technologies and U5K Imageworks — a colorist studio behind globally recognized productions — helped shape its visual aesthetic.

Following the introduction of the APV codec, which delivers a visually lossless level of image quality, Samsung Newsroom spoke with three key developers behind Cine LUT — Sugon Baek of the Camera Image Quality R&D Group at the MX Business, Bomi Kim of the Reality Media Lab at Samsung Research and Taesik Eom, CEO of U5K Imageworks — to hear the story of its creation.

(From left) Taesik Eom, Bomi Kim and Sugon Baek

Q. What is a LUT? What sets Cine LUT on the Galaxy S26 series apart?

Baek: A LUT is essentially a “map” that tra

nsforms one set of colors into a desired look. Unlike conventional filters that simply overlay color, Cine LUT reinterprets Samsung Log[1] footage to deliver the depth and look of professional filmmaking.

Kim: It’s optimized for Log video. By leveraging its wide gradation,[2] the feature precisely reconstructs color and brightness to preserve subtle tonal details often lost with conventional filters for richer, more natural depth.

Comparison of Log footage in standard settings and with the Thriller LUT and Blockbuster LUT

Comparison of Log footage in standard settings and with the Coming-of-age LUT and Romance LUT

Q. What led to the development of Cine LUT?

Kim: While Galaxy devices supported Log video for high-quality capture, color grading remained challenging for users. We aimed to make professional-looking results accessible without advanced editing skills.

Baek: We wanted to create an experience that lets users preview cinematic footage at the moment of capture, then apply a LUT and share the video with a single tap in the Gallery.

(From left) Bomi Kim of the Reality Media Lab at Samsung Research and Sugon Baek of the Camera Image Quality R&D Group at MX Business

Q. How did the collaboration with U5K Imageworks begin? How was Cine LUT developed?

Eom: Our collaboration began two years ago with Rec. 709 LUT advisory work for Samsung Log video, where we refined strong colors into more natural tones — an experience that led to Cine LUT. For this project, we developed multiple versions across three intensity levels — neutral, soft and strong — and tested them in diverse scenes, ultimately selecting four core styles.

Kim: Building on U5K’s color direction, we validated the concepts against quantitative criteria to ensure consistent performance in different environments, refining them through testing until creative intent and technical quality aligned.

Taesik Eom, CEO of U5K Imageworks

Q. What challenges did you face during development?

Kim: We needed a large dataset to validate performance across diverse conditions. Testing in real-world environments — from natural and indoor lighting to day and night — and close collaboration were key to capturing the nuances of color.

Baek: Maintaining consistent, undistorted color in different environments was challenging. Through continuous testing, we developed a LUT that balances subjective preference with objective quality.

Q. What was the key consideration in creating looks optimized for mobile phones?

Eom: Ensuring reliable performance in real-world conditions was key. Since lighting, exposure and white balance constantly vary, we focused on creating looks that remain natural in any situation.

Kim: Quality was our top priority. We analyzed each frame and validated performance using tools like color charts, gray balance and vector scopes.

Q. Why were these four styles chosen for the Galaxy S26 series?

Baek: We analyzed the visual language of popular film genres and identified four representative styles. From the high-contrast Blockbuster to the fresh Coming-of-age, warm Romance and moody Thriller, each color palette was designed to give everyday scenes an instant cinematic look.

Users can preview Cine LUTs when shooting in Log and easily apply them to recorded footage using editing tools.

Q. Which Cine LUT styles do you recommend for different situations?

Eom: There’s no fixed answer — it depends on the situation. Blockbuster suits high-contrast environments like outdoor and urban scenes; Coming-of-age fits soft, trendy settings like cafes or vlogs; Romance adds warmth to character-driven scenes; and Thriller creates a more striking impression.

Q. What stood out to you in user feedback?

Baek: We expected it might be seen as just another video effect, but the response exceeded expectations. Users quickly recognized that combining Log shooting with Cine LUTs expands creative possibilities beyond simple filters. We’re also seeing more users choose styles based on the scene, with high-quality videos widely shared on social media — and even inspiring new ways to create content.

Q. What are your plans for the future?

Baek: We aim to further establish the Galaxy S26 series as a professional-grade camera. We hope to see more content that resonates with both creators and viewers and will continue to set new standards in video creation.

Kim: As the world changes rapidly, our goal is to identify next-generation technologies. Through close collaboration with business divisions, we will work to bring them into products and deliver innovative experiences to users around the world.

Baek, Eom and Kim watch a video with Cine LUT applied.

Born from close collaboration, Cine LUT on the Galaxy S26 series transforms everyday moments into cinematic visuals. Beyond its technical achievements, the feature marks an important step toward making video creation more accessible — lowering barriers once reserved for professionals and enabling anyone to express themselves.

Heesub Han, a commercial and documentary director, shot a series of short films on Galaxy S26 Ultra using the APV codec and Samsung Log. Explore the videos below to discover the possibilities of Cine LUT through the making-of and short films.

[1] A technique that uses a logarithmic curve to expand detail in darker areas. While camera sensors capture brightness uniformly, the human eye is more sensitive to changes in shadows. Log helps footage better reflect natural perception.

[2] The smoothness and precision of tonal transitions in an image — how it shifts between light and dark.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. announced the global launch of the 32-inch Samsung Spatial Signage (SMHX model), adding a compact format to its glasses-free 3D commercial display lineup. Designed for narrow shelves and counters, it gives brands a flexible way to present product-focused content in full 3D rotation.[1]

“The 32-inch Spatial Signage makes immersive 3D accessible across a much wider range of commercial environments,” said Hyoung Jae Kim, Executive Vice President of the Visual Display (VD) Business at Samsung Electronics. “Combined with our growing portfolio of displays and solutions, the new model reflects Samsung’s commitment to building a connected commercial display ecosystem that customers can rely on, wherever they operate.”

Smaller Format, Bigger Impact at Shelf Level

The 32-inch model follows the global rollout of the 85-inch Spatial Signage earlier this year. While the 85-inch model is designed for large, high-impact retail installations with life-size product visuals, the 32-inch model brings the same glasses-free 3D experience to shelves, counters and other compact spaces.

Suited for a wide range of environments, including retail, public spaces, entertainment venues, education and hospitality, the smaller format brings immersive 3D content to places where close-up visibility matters most. The 32-inch Spatial Signage helps highlight featured products, promotional content, exhibit information, campus messaging and other high-impact content.

Spatial Signage uses Samsung’s patented 3D Plate technology, which applies binocular parallax to deliver different images to each eye, creating cinematic depth without 3D glasses. It retains full clarity while showing all sides of a product in realistic 360-degree rotation.

Weighing just 8.5 kg with a sleek 49.4 mm slim profile, the 32-inch model features FHD resolution (1,080 x 1,920) in a 9:16 portrait format. Unlike bulky box-type 3D displays, it is lightweight, easy to install and compatible with industry-standard VESA wall mounts for wall or stand placement, much like conventional signage.[2]

Spatial Signage has earned industry recognition, including a CES 2026 Innovation Award in the Enterprise Tech category and a Silver award at the Edison Awards. Going forward, Samsung plans to further expand the Spatial Signage lineup with new sizes, including a 55-inch model.

More Control and Creativity With Samsung VXT

Samsung also announced new updates to Samsung VXT, its cloud-based digital signage platform.[3] The update brings new capabilities to Samsung’s full digital signage portfolio,[4] including Spatial Signage. Businesses can use VXT to manage connected screens across multiple locations, schedule and automate content delivery and create signage-ready video content directly within the platform.

To further enhance remote management, Samsung has added scheduling capabilities to screen presets, allowing screen settings such as brightness, volume and on/off timers to be applied across connected displays at a designated time or according to a set schedule, including outside operating hours. VXT also includes Smart Download, which helps minimize network traffic load by enabling content to be downloaded by some screens and shared with other connected screens on the same network.[5]

Released earlier this month, AI Studio app enables users to create signage-ready videos from a single product image and a text prompt, with an option to upscale output to 4K UHD resolution at 60 frames per second. The app also includes an option to optimize content for Spatial Signage to enhance the overall 3D viewing experience.

Samsung VXT has also expanded its content management capabilities with the following features:

• Event now includes automated content transitions, adding new event types, like weather conditions. This allows businesses to automatically display content based on real-world weather[6] For example, signage can promote rain gear in wet weather and switch to sun hats in sunny conditions, allowing businesses to manage content more dynamically across different scenarios.
• Multiple Takeover enables synchronized content transitions across all linked screens based on a preset schedule and playback cycle, allowing centralized control over large-scale content campaigns.
• Streaming Widget enables real-time streaming of live broadcast content directly on connected displays, with support for closed caption settings.

Samsung’s continued focus on advancing both display hardware and platform capabilities has contributed to its position as the world’s No. 1 commercial display provider for 17 consecutive years.[7]

For more information, visit: https://www.samsung.com/my/

[1] Now available in Korea, the 32-inch Spatial Signage will roll out to global markets throughout 2026. Availability of Spatial Signage may vary by size and region.

[2] Spatial Signage supports wall mount installation. Wall mount and stand accessories are sold separately.

[3] Samsung VXT is sold separately and availability varies by region. Additional usage fees may apply for certain apps within the platform.

[4] Samsung VXT is available on signage running Tizen 4.0 or above.

[5] Smart Download is supported on signage running Tizen 6.5 or above.

[6] Weather data is sourced through The Weather Channel (TWC) widget.

[7] Omdia Q4 2025 Public Display Report, by unit sales. Excludes Consumer TVs. Omdia. For general information only; not an endorsement/certification/recommendation; no liability for reliance.

High Fashion Meets Laundry Innovation

The campaign video brings Samsung’s AI laundry innovation into the world of high-fashion. Iconic red fabric clothing — a symbol of uncompromising style — takes center stage as it meets the Bespoke AI Laundry Combo, showcasing how Samsung’s advanced washing technology delivers exceptional care for even the delicate fabrics.

Samsung’s newest Bespoke AI Laundry Combo[2] is equipped with AI Wash & Dry+,[3] which automatically recognizes fabric types for smaller laundry loads and optimizes laundry performance accordingly. By detecting the characteristics of each load, it adjusts water level, spin speed, and the duration of the wash and dry cycles to deliver optimal cleaning results and ensure that garments receive the precise level of care needed during each wash cycle.

Alongside the digital campaign, Samsung launched a large-scale digital out-of-home (DOOH) activation at Piccadilly Circus in London, one of the world’s most prominent advertising landmarks. The campaign will also extend to DOOH advertising across multiple global regions including Korea, where consumers will be able to experience the campaign through DOOH displays in high-traffic areas of Seoul like the Myeongdong and Gangnam Station.

“This collaboration with ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ is a celebration of the intersection between fashion and technology,” said Sang Jik Lee, EVP and Head of the Sales & Marketing Team for the Digital Appliances (DA) Business at Samsung Electronics. “Just as the film sets new standards for style, Samsung’s Bespoke AI Laundry Combo sets a new benchmark for intelligent fabric care.”

The 20th Century Studios’ “The Devil Wears Prada 2” will be released in cinemas starting 1^st May 2026.

About “THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2”
Twenty years after making their iconic turns as Miranda, Andy, Emily and Nigel—Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci return to the fashionable streets of New York City and the sleek offices of Runway Magazine in 20th Century Studios’ “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” the eagerly awaited sequel to the 2006 phenomenon that defined a generation. The film is directed by David Frankel, written by Aline Brosh McKenna, produced by Wendy Finerman, and executive produced by Michael Bederman, Karen Rosenfelt and Aline Brosh McKenna.

“The Devil Wears Prada 2” opens in cinemas May 1, 2026.

 

[1] The campaign is valid for global regions excluding the United States and Canada.

[2] Availability and functions may vary by model, region, and country. (Applicable model: WD90H***H***)

[3] Fabric sensing uses an AI algorithm to sense 5 fabric types (Cotton, Delicates, Towels. Denim, Outdoor) for loads up to 3kg. A turbidity sensor operates for all weights.  Mixed fabrics may reduce detection accuracy. Actual results may vary depending on individual use. To prevent wear, wash and dry like fabrics together.

Samsung Malaysia continues to expand its TV line-up with the introduction of the QLED Q5F, a smart and accessible addition designed to elevate everyday viewing experiences. Built with Samsung’s latest innovations, the Q5F brings together vibrant picture quality, immersive sound, and enhanced security delivering a seamless all-in-one entertainment solution for modern homes.

As the global No.1 TV brand for 20 consecutive years, Samsung continues to push the boundaries of home entertainment, combining trusted performance with meaningful innovation that enhances how users engage with content.

Brilliant Colour with Real QLED Technology

At the heart of the QLED Q5F is Samsung’s Real QLED technology, powered by Quantum Dot. This delivers vibrant, accurate colours with impressive clarity, ensuring every scene is brought to life just as intended. Free from cadmium, Samsung’s Quantum Dot technology also reflects the brand’s commitment to safer and more sustainable innovation.

Whether you’re streaming your favourite shows or enjoying family movie nights, the Q5F offers a consistently rich and true-to-life viewing experience.

Immersive Audio that Follows the Action

Complementing its stunning visuals is Object Tracking Sound Lite (OTS Lite), which creates a more dynamic and immersive audio experience. With virtual top channel audio, sound moves in sync with on-screen action, surrounding viewers in a 3D soundscape that enhances every moment—from subtle dialogue to fast-paced scenes.

Built-In Security You Can Trust

In today’s connected home, security matters more than ever. The QLED Q5F is equipped with Samsung Knox Security, offering multi-layered protection across both hardware and software. It safeguards sensitive information such as PIN codes and passwords, while also protecting connected IoT devices by blocking unauthorised apps and access to malicious or phishing sites.

This ensures peace of mind, so users can enjoy their smart TV experience with confidence.

A Smarter, Longer-Lasting TV Experience

Powered by One UI Tizen, the Q5F delivers a smooth and intuitive smart TV experience, giving users access to the latest apps, features, and connected services. Backed by Samsung Knox, the platform ensures enhanced security across SmartThings-enabled devices within the home.

In addition, Samsung is committed to longevity, with up to seven years of Tizen OS upgrades[1], allowing users to continue enjoying new features and improvements over time.

Designed for Everyday Living

Available in 43-inch and 40-inch options, the QLED Q5F is thoughtfully designed to fit seamlessly into a variety of living spaces, making premium QLED technology more accessible to more households.

Special Launch Promotion

The QLED Full HD Smart TV is now available on Samsung’s official website. As part of its launch, consumers can enjoy special promotional prices starting from RM1,099 (40”) and RM1,199 (43”).

In addition, customers who purchase during the promotion period can enjoy an additional rebate of up to RM150[2] via live-streaming vouchers on the Samsung website.

This promotion is valid from now until 30 June 2026.

With the QLED Q5F, Samsung continues to redefine what consumers can expect from everyday televisions, bringing together innovation, security, and performance in one smart, connected experience.

To buy now, please visit:
https://www.samsung.com/my/tvs/qled-tv/q5f-43-inch-qled-full-hd-smart-tv-qa43q5faakxxm/
https://www.samsung.com/my/tvs/qled-tv/q5f-40-inch-qled-full-hd-smart-tv-qa40q5faakxxm/

[1] Tizen OS upgrades are available for products released from 2023 and will be supported for up to 7 years starting from the product release year. Please note that the upgrade does not cover hardware-related performance, features or durability. Features provided through upgrades may vary depending on model, region, product launch year and other factors.

[2] Promotion is on first come first served basis and while stocks last.

▲ Artist Sun is known for her work that reframes mass-produced objects. Credit:© Andrea Rossetti.

Following Art Basel Hong Kong 2026, Sun’s “Ken” (2023) is exclusively featured in the new Art Basel Hong Kong 2026 Collection on Samsung Art TVs[1].

To mark the occasion, Samsung Newsroom spoke with Sun about her artistic philosophy, her visual language and what inspired this collaboration with Samsung Art Store.

▲ “Ken” (2023) reflects Sun’s distinctive approach to culture. Credit: Sun‘s Studio and BANK.

Painting the Familiar Anew

Q: “Ken” (2023) is featured in this year’s Art Basel Hong Kong collection on Samsung Art Store. What’s the meaning behind this work?

My earlier iterations of “Ken” were all relatively small. This version is the first time I’ve painted him at a large scale — three meters across. I wanted the male figure in the painting to become the object of the gaze.

Barbie’s boyfriend feels very characteristic of our current moment. He has had all roughness and resistance removed. He is handsome, healthy and radiant. But he is empty. Inside, he is just plastic. He exists only as Barbie’s counterpart. I did not want to paint him as a toy, but as a living, beautiful head. When pilgrimage is stripped of traditional faith, it begins to reflect a problem of modernity.

“They were my companions in childhood, and they also carry the imprint of the time we live in.”

Q: Many of your paintings begin with familiar objects, toys or images from everyday life. What draws you to those subjects, and what do they allow you to explore as an artist?

I grew up in China in the 1990s, so I—and most people my age—did not have siblings. It was also a period of rapid economic change, shaped by reform and greater openness to global trade. My hometown, Wenzhou, is known for manufacturing.

As a child, I often visited local factories owned by friends’ families. The assembly lines and showrooms were filled with toys,eyeglasses and such goods ready for export to markets around the world.  At home I spent a lot of time alone with my dolls while my parents were away.

Later, when I was in college, I visited the city of Yiwu, known for its wholesale markets. I was struck by these small everyday objects — their shapes, materials, colors and textures all seemed to carry the atmosphere of a particular era. That experience led me to begin my “Man-Made Objects” series.

In the modern world, objects have become increasingly short-lived. I feel attached to these fleeting things made on assembly lines. They were my companions in childhood, and they also carry the imprint of the time we live in.

Q: What does painting allow you to do with these familiar objects that another medium might not?

Much like the subjects of my work, paint itself is also a material object. In a sense, I use one object — paint — to represent another object through realism. What matters to me is the painting’s physical presence. That is the key difference between a painting and an image of a painting on a screen: the painting exists physically as a real, tangible object.

I care deeply about the concept of painterliness, but I do not want my brushwork to be too expressive or too obvious. I do not want the texture to call attention to itself on the surface. I prefer to let it emerge quietly, in hidden and subtle places.

Where Nostalgia Meets the Present

“As a painter, I know painting is a very old medium. But as a younger artist, I am open to trying new languages and new tools.”

Q: What first drew you to painting as your way of seeing and interpreting the world?

I studied at an art school in Beijing, but painting had already been part of my life since childhood. Over time, through constant practice and repetition, I gradually developed my own artistic language.

When I was little, I loved Shogo Hirata’s fairy tale books and would constantly copy the characters. I was also obsessed with “Sailor Moon” and drew its characters over and over again. I still remember one moment in kindergarten when I drew a princess for my classmates and cut small slits into her dress with scissors. When I held it up to the sunlight, the light came through and made the dress seem as if it were glowing. Everyone was delighted. I think that may have been the moment I realized how interesting drawing could be—and that I wanted to keep doing it.

Q: Your paintings are incredibly precise, but they also leave room for ambiguity and feeling. How do you think about that balance as you work?

Only when the choice of object, the coolness of the brushwork and the objectivity of the viewpoint are pushed to a very high degree of precision can ambiguity and emotion rise within the painting. Otherwise, it would simply be a depiction of an object, without meaning.

▲ “Ken” displayed on The Frame Pro as a part of the Art Basel Hong Kong 2026 Collection on Samsung Art Store.

Q: How have you seen technology shape the way art is made, shared and experienced today — and where do you think that relationship is headed?

New technologies are constantly reshaping the way art is made today. As a painter, I know painting is a very old medium. But as a younger artist, I am open to trying new languages and new tools. That does not necessarily mean bringing them directly into my paintings. Rather, they push me to reflect on what painting means at this moment — what I should paint next, and how I should paint it.

From the Fair to Everyday Life

Q: Samsung Art Store creates a different context for discovering and experiencing art at home. How do you think your work resonates differently on displays than it does in a gallery or museum?

When my work is shown in a more private and intimate setting through a digital screen, it can take on a different feeling from the original painting. That shift is interesting to me because it allows people to encounter the work in everyday life, in a more personal way. On displays like The Frame, viewers can spend time with an image in their own space and notice details they might experience differently in a gallery or museum. At the same time, the original painting still has its own physical presence, so I hope people remain curious to see both. Right now, “Ken” is on view at the Long Museum in Shanghai.

▲ Users can explore a wide range of artworks in 4K quality on Samsung Art TVs. (From left) 2026 OLED S95H, The Frame Pro and Micro RGB.

Q: What interested you in partnering with Samsung Art Store to bring your art into the home, and what do you hope viewers take away from that experience?

I just hope my friends turn on their Samsung TV, see my giant “Ken” and get a little surprise!

Samsung Electronics serves as the official display partner of Art Basel and launches the Art Basel Collections on Samsung Art Store. These curated digital exhibitions are available exclusively on the Samsung Art Store and feature artists showcased at four Art Basel venues—Hong Kong, Basel, Paris and Miami Beach. Samsung Art Store brings together more than 5,000 artworks in 4K  from over 800 artists and 80+ partners in a single subscription service. Available across Samsung’s expanded 2026 Art TV lineup, it offers a new way to live with art through screens designed to fit naturally into everyday interiors.

For more information, visit: https://www.samsung.com/my/

[1] Samsung Art TVs include all 2026 models with Samsung Art Store above the M80H, except S90H and S85H.

▲ “The Parakeet and the Mermaid” (1952-1953) by Henri Matisse on The Frame Pro © Succession Henri Matisse, c/o Pictoright Amsterdam/Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

Samsung Electronics has partnered with the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam to present a curated selection from its modern and contemporary collection on Samsung Art Store.

The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam is known for its association with movements such as De Stijl and for its focus on modern art and design. Its collection includes works that use strong color, geometric forms and bold compositions, all elements that continue to influence how interiors and objects are designed today.

Highlights include “The Parakeet and the Mermaid” by Henri Matisse, alongside pieces by Kazimir Malevich, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Cézanne, Claude Monet and Jan Toorop, reflecting the breadth of the Stedelijk’s modern European collection.

▲ “Old Oaks in Surrey” (1890) by Jan Toorop on Samsung Neo QLED

Living spaces are becoming more expressive, with art at the center of the home. The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam joins leading institutions on Samsung Art Store, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art and Tate, alongside a broader mix of editorial, photographic and design-led brands.

“The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam aims to introduce modern art and design to the widest possible audience,” said Rein Wolfs, Director, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. “It’s a significant development, allowing people around the world to explore our collection in detail from home.”

“At Samsung, we see the home as a key space for experiencing art,” said Marta Di Gioia, Curator for Samsung Art Store Europe. “By featuring works like Matisse’s ‘The Parakeet and the Mermaid’ on Samsung Art Store, we enable people to live with art that has shaped modern culture.”

Samsung Art TVs, including OLED,[1] newly joining in 2026, sit at the center of the experience, seamlessly displaying artwork in the modern home. Samsung Art Store — now available on more Samsung TVs — features a growing collection across genres and eras, redefining how art is discovered and experienced.

[1] Samsung Art Store is available only on select OLED models: S95H globally and S99H in Europe.

Additionally, “Coral in Focus,” a documentary tied to the initiative, received the Coastal and Island Culture Award at the 23rd International Ocean Film Festival. Samsung was separately named to Fast Company’s 2026 Most Innovative Companies list for its work advancing mobile innovation in environmental research.

These recognitions reflect the impact of Samsung’s efforts to reverse the decline of coral reefs in partnership with U.S.-based nonprofit organization Seatrees and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego. By bringing together Galaxy’s advanced image capturing capabilities, Seatrees’ community-driven restoration model and Scripps’ knowledge on marine science, Samsung is transforming Galaxy mobile phones into powerful tools for ocean conservation.

▲ Photo captured with a Galaxy S26 Ultra equipped with Ocean Modeho

Coral reefs cover less than 1% of the ocean floor yet support approximately 25% of all marine life and sustain millions of livelihoods worldwide[2]. Without intervention, many reefs are at risk of disappearing by 2050 due to climate change, pollution and overfishing.

To help address this challenge, Samsung collaborated with Seatrees and Scripps to advance coral reef restoration across a growing network of sites in Costa Rica, Fiji, the Galápagos Islands, Indonesia and the United States.

Through the “Samsung x Seatrees: Bring Coral in Focus” initiative, partners and local communities are given Ocean Mode-equipped Galaxy devices and underwater housings to capture high-quality underwater imagery with Ocean Mode, which is then used to generate detailed 3D photogrammetric models. This process improves how coral reefs are monitored and evaluated, resulting in critical insight into reef health and recovery.

Together, Samsung, Seatrees and Scripps have driven meaningful impact across restoration sites. To date, more than 20,000 coral fragments have been planted, and over 80 3D reef models have been built to support monitoring and research efforts.

▲ Side-by-side comparison of coral imagery captured on a Galaxy mobile phone with standard camera settings (left) and Ocean Mode (right), highlighting improved color correction and reduced motion blur underwater.

Now available through Expert RAW[3], Ocean Mode extends these capabilities to Galaxy users, making advanced underwater imaging[4] available to more people while reducing reliance on expensive, heavy DSLR equipment. This increased accessibility is critical to scaling coral reef monitoring efforts, particularly in regions where resources and technical infrastructure may be limited.

These accolades build on Samsung’s broader commitment to sustainability under its initiative, Our Journey: Galaxy for the Planet. From incorporating recycled materials into Galaxy devices to developing technologies like Ocean Mode with like-minded partners, Samsung continues to explore how innovation can help protect the planet.

[1] As of April 2026, Ocean Mode is supported on Galaxy S26 Series, and is expanding to the S25 Series, S24 Series, Fold 7, Flip 7, Z Tri-Fold, Fold 6 and Flip 6 throughout the first half of 2026.

[2] Smithsonian Museum of Natural History

[3] Expert RAW must be downloaded separately from the Galaxy Store, for free, before use. Supported on S26, S25, S24, S23 an S22 series devices, S21 Ultra, S20 Ultra, Note20 Ultra, Z TriFold, Z Fold7, Z Flip7, Z Fold6, Z Flip6, Z Fold5, Z Fold4, Z Fold3 and Z Fold2. Results may vary depending on editing method and/or shooting conditions including multiple subjects, being out of focus or moving subjects.

[4] Galaxy mobile phones used underwater were placed in a waterproof underwater housing. Galaxy mobile phones are not designed to be waterproof against seawater.