Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. today 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 minimise 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 optimise 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 synchronised 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 www.samsung.com.

[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.

With flexible form factors that offer all the benefits of a traditional device, plus the versatility to open up to so much more, Samsung’s Galaxy Z series redefines what you’ve come to expect from a smartphone.

As the thinnest and lightest Galaxy Z Fold ever, Galaxy Z Fold7 sets the standard for foldable smartphone design. The device opens to an immersive 8-inch^[1] display delivering a familiar premium phone experience while also unlocking new levels of efficiency and productivity.

Galaxy Z Flip7 is Samsung’s most compact and pocketable foldable device. Its unique form factor allows you to perform many tasks right from the FlexWindow cover screen, while also enabling a flexible camera experience to unleash your creative side.

Each Certified Re-Newed Galaxy device is refurbished by Samsung-approved engineers using 100% genuine Samsung parts^[2] including a certified new battery, and backed by Samsung’s two-year manufacturer warranty. The devices undergo more than 100 rigorous quality tests to ensure it meets the company’s high standards for performance, reliability and durability.

During the restoration process, all devices are reset to delete personal data and ensure they are sold in a condition equivalent to that of a brand-new device^[3]. After refurbishment, CRN devices are packaged in a new box made from recyclable materials and include the same in-box items as a new device.

Devices are also issued with new IMEI numbers and updated with the latest software, enabling users to experience the most up-to-date Galaxy features from the moment they switch on.

All Certified Re-Newed Galaxy Z Series devices come with a two-year manufacturer warranty, providing added peace of mind and reinforcing confidence in quality and longevity.

[1] Measured diagonally, Galaxy Z Fold7’s Main Screen size is 8.0-inch in the full rectangle and 8.0-inch accounting for the rounded corners; actual viewable area is less due to the rounded corners.

[2] The types of parts to be replaced differ depending on the condition of the phone. Among parts listed below, those that do not operate normally or need to be replaced in appearance will be replaced with genuine Samsung parts (screen, camera, speakers, sensor, NFC, antenna, etc.).

[3] The product may have slight external blemishes, which do not impact its functinality or performance.

The typical European home is rich in history, but as society evolves, expectations are changing. Ageing properties, rising energy costs and shifting demographics are exposing how current homes weren’t built for how people live today.

Fox Al Rajim, Samsung’s European Lifestyle Lab Insights Manager, recently explored Samsung’s role in helping existing homes adapt to modern living with the support of artificial intelligence (AI).

Across the continent, one in four adults now live with a disability, which accounts for around 90 million people.^[1] With the share of people aged over 65 increasing^[2], the importance of home modernisation continues to climb. Many homes are not currently designed with this range of needs in mind, and new housing is in decline. With this context, adaptive technology is more important than ever.

“People live in their homes longer than they did in the past, so these structures now need to work throughout many different stages of life,” Fox says. “We strive to make everyday living easier and more intuitive as our needs change over time.”

Designing homes for real lives

AI is beginning to change how people interact with their homes. Rather than adapting to appliances, users are increasingly able to set the terms themselves. Voice control, personalised settings and automated features are becoming part of everyday use, supporting independence and making tasks easier to manage.

Samsung’s Voice Control and Auto Open Door features, found in refrigerators such as Family Hub^[3], reflect this shift, designed with accessibility top of mind from the outset.

Sustainability is another factor shaping European households, with many households particularly as they look to use energy more efficiently and make more eco-conscious choices.

Samsung Lifestyle Lab Europe data shows that 60% of people report experiencing energy stress, while almost half (45%) struggle with heat loss in their homes^[4].

“Luckily, new AI enhancements can help consumers optimise energy use and improve efficiency with visible real-time impact”, says Fox.

Samsung’s latest washing machines feature elements like Enhanced AI Wash+, making them up to 65% more energy efficient than the standard European Class A requirement, by sensing the load and adjusting water, detergent and cycle settings accordingly – helping households reduce energy use and manage costs more effectively. ^[5]

From smart homes to adaptive homes

Time is also shaping how people experience their homes.

Modern life is busy, and domestic responsibilities remain unevenly distributed. Women in Europe still spend significantly more time on household chores than men, while consumers overall devote hours each week to rote tasks like laundry. ^[6]

Attitudes towards AI are changing as a result.

“Our research found that 63% of people say they feel ready to adopt more AI technology in their homes,^[7]” says Fox. “For anyone who is short on time, AI adoption is simply the most practical solution.

“This is giving rise to a new idea: the adaptive home. Unlike traditional smart homes, which rely on pre-set commands, adaptive homes are dynamic. They learn from behaviour, anticipate needs and respond in real time, whether that’s adjusting energy usage, streamlining chores or tailoring interactions to individual users.

“AI’s role is not to replace human decision making, but to complement it,” says Fox. “It acts as a companion within the home, learning, supporting and evolving alongside its occupants.”

This shift is particularly significant in Europe. Large scale renovation is often slow and expensive, but intelligent technologies offer a more immediate route to improvement. By layering digital capabilities onto existing spaces, homes can become more accessible, efficient and responsive without the need for major structural change.

In practice, expectations of the home are changing. Technology is becoming part of how homes keep up with everyday needs, often without requiring major change.

For Samsung, the opportunity lies in turning this vision into reality: creating technologies that are not only smart, but meaningful and designed to improve daily life in ways that are intuitive, inclusive and enduring.

Because ultimately, the future of the home is not just about innovation and smarter technology. It’s about making better living possible, for everyone.

[1] Council of the European Union (2026), Disability in the EU: facts and figures (infographic compiling Eurostat statistics on EU population aged 16+ and Eurobarometer survey data on discrimination). https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/infographics/disability-eu-facts-figures

[2] Eurostat. (2024). Level of disability (activity limitation) by sex, age and income quintile. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat

[3] A Wi-Fi connection and a Samsung account are required to access the Family Hub, our network-based service, including apps, Bixby, and other smart features available through your refrigerator.

[4] Samsung (2024), Lifestyle Lab Europe: European Residential Environment Quant Study (EU9, Q4 2024, n=4,583).

[5] Based on Samsung internal testing. The energy consumption of the WF90H/24 (9kg) model achieves an EEI of 18.2 (18.2kWh / 100 cycles), which is up to 65% more energy efficient compared to the minimum threshold for Class A (EEI 52 for 9kg models) under Regulation (EU) No 2019/2014. Results may vary depending on the usage environment. Energy ratings tested with the Eco 40–60 program.

[6] European Institute for Gender Equality (2021), Gender Equality Index 2021 report: Domain of time – Gender differences on household chores entrenched from childhood. https://eige.europa.eu/publications-resources/toolkits-guides/gender-equality-index-2021-report/gender-differences-household-chores

[7] SmartLab (2025), AI Home study commissioned by Samsung, (UK, France, Germany and South Korea, August 2025, n=1,212).

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 on 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 organisation 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 Mode

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 colour 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] https://ocean.si.edu/ecosystems/coral-reefs/coral-reefs-need-you

[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.

“Travel plans are often scattered across confirmations, apps and messages, and that creates friction at the exact moments people need clarity,” said Woncheol Chai, EVP and Head of Digital Wallet Team, Mobile eXperience (MX) Business at Samsung Electronics. “By bringing Trips to Samsung Wallet, we’re giving Galaxy users a single place to keep their trip details organised and stay one step ahead as their plans unfold.”

The new feature introduces a Trip timeline that brings all travel-related plans together in a single view, adding structure to busy itineraries and providing a smoother journey from start to finish. When users add eligible items to Samsung Wallet, Trips groups them together based on factors such as time and location, helping travellers keep itineraries in one place despite details coming from different sources.

Users can manage a range of travel-related experiences, including bookings such as hotels, flight itineraries, car rentals and excursions — as well as tickets for buses, trains, theme parks and sporting events. Trips also supports the ability to manually add itinerary items and include memos alongside saved items to capture key reminders, plans and notes throughout the journey.

Trips underscores Samsung’s ongoing commitment to evolving Samsung Wallet into a more helpful companion in everyday life. Over time, the company will continue to expand Samsung Wallet by adding new features and partner experiences, making it even easier for Samsung Galaxy users to access and manage the essentials they rely on, including while traveling.

Samsung Wallet provides peace of mind to users through protection from Samsung Knox, Samsung’s industry-leading security platform. Samsung Knox uses protections such as encryption and biometric authentication to help safeguard sensitive information, so only the device owner can access those data.

Samsung Wallet is built as an easy-to-use, secure platform that helps Galaxy users organise everyday essentials — from payment cards to boarding passes — in one mobile application. With a refined interface and seamless access, Samsung Wallet is designed to keep what users need within reach while supporting an open ecosystem through trusted partner integrations that expand user experiences over time.

Availability

Trips will be available in Samsung Wallet starting April 2026 on compatible Samsung Galaxy mobile phones[1] in Korea, the United States and the United Kingdom.

[1]  Applicable to all Samsung Galaxy mobile phones that are compatible with Samsung Wallet version 6.4.98 or higher in U.K.

SmartThings, Samsung Electronics’ global smart home platform, has built enhanced integrations with furniture retailer IKEA’s new smart home product line, making it more affordable for everyone to create their own smart home.

Samsung has enabled seamless integration of IKEA’s twenty-five^[1] practical Matter-over-Thread smart home devices — including smart bulbs and plugs — into the SmartThings platform, allowing users to effortlessly incorporate them into daily life.

Easy Integration With SmartThings Through Matter-Enabled IKEA Devices

Twenty-five IKEA smart home devices including a scroll wheel remote, smart bulbs, plugs, temperature and humidity sensors, air quality sensors, motion sensors, door sensors and water leak sensors, now support the global smart home standard Matter^[2]

Previously, connecting IKEA devices to SmartThings required an IKEA smart home hub^[3] and SmartThings hub, but they can now be connected directly to SmartThings hub. They also work with Samsung appliances including TVs, air conditioners and washing machines, as well as a wide range of third-party devices and protocols supported by the platform.

Smarter Care — From Checking on Loved Ones to Optimizing Sleep Environments

Users can connect an IKEA door sensor to SmartThings and attach it to a frequently used door to monitor when their parents start their day and whether they are active at home through SmartThings Family Care. This offers a convenient way to check on loved ones, even when living apart.

Installed on a wall, IKEA’s air quality sensors and temperature and humidity sensors collect data on temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide levels and light intensity. SmartThings compares these readings with recommended ranges for optimal sleep and provides a sleep environment report with actionable insights — such as lowering the temperature to 19-21°C — helping create an ideal bedroom environment.

Users can also set routines that activate the air conditioner’s dehumidification mode when rising humidity is detected. If the water leak sensor detects moisture, it sends an immediate alert enabling a prompt response.

Intuitive Control With the Scroll Wheel Remote

Ahead of launch, Samsung and IKEA conducted multiple rounds of validation to enhance connectivity stability and implemented a dedicated user experience within the SmartThings app for full compatibility.

A standout device is the scroll wheel remote, which significantly enhances user experience. When connected to lighting, users can precisely adjust brightness and color temperature by rotating the wheel, making it easy to create the desired ambiance. It can also be used for devices requiring fine control, such as blinds.^[4] It targets the design-conscious younger generation, who prioritises aesthetic value in every detail, down to a single switch or lighting.

Expanding a Boundless Smart Home Ecosystem With Early Adoption of Thread

Samsung is not only leading the Matter ecosystem through the rapid adoption of new standards, but also demonstrating strong technology leadership in the smart home market.

SmartThings was the first to adopt Thread^[5] 1.4 — a low-power, short-range networking technology essential for smart home ecosystems — enabling Thread networks across brands to operate as a single unified system that enhances user convenience while helping drive the wider adoption of smart homes.

“By connecting IKEA devices to SmartThings, even first-time smart home users can enjoy a familiar and easy connectivity experience without financial burden,” said Jaeyeon Jung, Executive Vice President of SmartThings, AI Platform Center at Samsung Electronics. “SmartThings will continue to expand its ecosystem through partnerships, enabling more consumers to enjoy seamless and convenient smart home experience within the SmartThings ecosystem regardless of brand or communication protocol.”

[1]Availability and timing may vary by market

[2] Matter is a global smart home connectivity standard developed by the Connectivity Standards Alliance to improve interoperability among devices

[3]Hub is a central smart home device that connects multiple smart devices using different wireless protocols and enables unified control through a single platform

[4] As of April 20, 2026, only lighting control is supported. Blind control will be available later this year

[5]Thread is a low-power, mesh networking-based wireless protocol used in the Matter standard that enables smart home devices to communicate with each other quickly and reliably independent of Wi-Fi.

▲ “Autoportrait” (1929) © Tamara de Lempicka Estate, LLC / ADAGP, Paris

Samsung Art Store introduces 22 works by Tamara de Lempicka, a defining Art Deco artist. Renewed interest in the style — often linked to a broader “Neo-Deco” revival — is bringing her signature aesthetic back into the spotlight for a new generation of design-conscious audiences across interiors and fashion.

Known for bold compositions, sculptural forms and refined elegance, Lempicka’s work captures early 20^th-century modernity. With clean lines, striking geometry and polished surfaces, her style continues to influence contemporary art, fashion and design.

The collection includes some of Lempicka’s most celebrated pieces such as the iconic “Autoportrait” (1929), a self-portrait painted in Paris and commissioned by the German fashion magazine Die Dame to celebrate women’s independence. Also featured is “St. Moritz,” a sharply composed portrait showcasing her distinctive, highly stylised approach. A selection of still lifes further highlights the breadth of her practice, demonstrating her versatility across subjects while maintaining a cohesive visual identity.

▲ “St. Moritz” (1929) © Tamara de Lempicka Estate, LLC / ADAGP, Paris, on The Frame Pro.

“At the heart of Tamara de Lempicka’s work is a powerful sense of identity, elegance and modernity,” said Marisa de Lempicka, President of the Tamara de Lempicka Estate. “It is important for us to continue sharing that vision in ways that resonate with contemporary audiences. This collaboration with Samsung Art Store enables her work to enter new spaces.”

With the addition of Lempicka’s work, Samsung Art Store expands its portfolio in step with evolving design trends — offering new ways to personalise living spaces with culturally relevant art. The collaboration also reflects the platform’s commitment to accessibility, bringing diverse artistic voices into everyday environments and broadening engagement with significant pieces.

“Tamara de Lempicka’s work has a timeless quality that feels especially relevant as Art Deco comes back into focus,” said Marta Di Gioia, Curator for Samsung Art Store Europe. “The work retains its boldness and modernity without losing its original edge.”

For nearly a decade, Samsung has shaped the future of art in the home. Introduced in 2017, The Frame — the world’s first Art TV — transformed blank screens into curated canvases. By 2025, the Art TV lineup expanded to include Neo QLED, Micro RGB and Micro LED, with OLED^[1] joining in 2026. Samsung Art Store^[2] now reaches more TVs than ever, offering a growing catalog across genres and periods and reshaping how people discover and enjoy art.

[1] S99H only.

[2] Art Store subscription and Samsung Account connection required to access full selection of artwork.

As part of the global team-up, the Galaxy S26 Ultra shined during its red-carpet moment at the global premiere for The Devil Wears Prada 2 World Premiere. In an activation that would leave even Miranda Priestly proud, Galaxy S26 Ultra was used to capture the stunning red carpet looks of attendees, making it the first-ever Runway Cam #withGalaxy that delivered jaw dropping professional-grade footage with a cinematic, social post-ready feel.

Stars like Heidi Klum, Paige DeSorbo and Hannah Berner, Helen Shen, and Winnie Harlow posed for the S26 Ultra photo-op to capture their memorable looks as seen below.

S26 Ultra user and influencer Haley Kalil (@hayleebaylee) participated in the photo experience.

“I absolutely love The Devil Wears Prada and as a Team Galaxy member, I just love my Galaxy S26 Ultra,” said Haley. “Seeing those worlds collide here on the red carpet and sharing all my favorite Galaxy S26 series features with a community who also loves this movie has just been the best experience.”

Haley also took to social media to showcase how she used her Galaxy S26 Ultra features such as Circle to Search with Google to get ready for the premiere.

 

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“At Samsung, we believe great technology should feel as intuitive as great style. With Galaxy S26, we’re bringing that to life — merging fashion, film, and innovative tech to deliver an experience that’s instant, intelligent, and unmistakably powerful. Through our collaboration with Circle to Search with Google and The Devil Wears Prada 2, we’re not just showing up in culture — we’re shaping how people discover and engage with the world around them,” said Keena Grigsby, Chief Marketing Officer and Vice President, Mobile eXperience, Samsung Electronics America.

“For The Devil Wears Prada 2, we wanted to extend the storytelling beyond the screen and into the cultural moments that define fashion today,” said Lylle Breier, EVP, Partnerships, Promotions, Synergy & Events at The Walt Disney Studios. “Collaborating with Samsung allows us to connect audiences to the world of Runway in a modern, immersive way, where innovation, style, and storytelling intersect. From the red carpet to social-first content, this collaboration brings fans closer than ever to the glamour, creativity, and fast-paced energy that make this franchise so iconic.”

Helen Shen selfie with Galaxy S26 Ultra in front of the Runway Cam

Circle to Search with Google on Galaxy S26 Ultra is Runway ready

Samsung and Google partnered on a series of creative spots set in The Devil Wears Prada 2 universe to shine a light on how technology – like Circle to Search with Google on S26 Ultra – is the cheat code for staying calm in high-stakes situations.

 

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Want to see if the Galaxy S26 series is the right fit for you? Visit Samsung.com and get ready for The Devil Wears Prada 2, in theatres May 1.

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.

[1] Circle to Search is a trademark of Google LLC.Google Account login and network connection required Results for illustrative purposes only. Available on select devices and internet connection required. Works on compatible apps and surfaces. Result may vary depending on visual matches. Check responses for accuracy.

“The fastest and most capable phone we’ve ever tested” – Which? Best Buy, March 2026

The Galaxy S26 Ultra has earned a ‘Best Buy’ following rigorous independent lab testing by Which?, reinforcing its position as one of the leading flagship smartphones for UK consumers.

Which?, the UK’s largest independent consumer champion, called the device “the ultimate powerhouse” that “excels in every lab test”, with results highlighting standout performance across key categories such as speed, ease of use and design. The Galaxy S26 Ultra was also named the “fastest and most capable phone we’ve ever tested”, achieving five-star ratings for battery life, display quality and camera performance, and demonstrating strong results across both everyday use and more demanding tasks.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra features a 6.9-inch display, integrated S Pen, long lasting battery and industry-leading Galaxy camera system. A key addition is the new Privacy Display^[1], a world first on mobile designed to help protect on-screen content in public by restricting viewing angles, delivering an enhanced level of security alongside premium performance.

Annika Bizon, Vice President of Product and Marketing, Mobile Experience, Samsung UK & Ireland, said: “Being recognised with a Which? Best Buy for the Galaxy S26 Ultra reflects our commitment to delivering meaningful innovation that improves everyday experiences. The Galaxy S26 Ultra combines powerful performance, intelligent features and thoughtful design to deliver one of our most complete flagship experiences to date.”

[1]Requires manual activation in settings to function. Privacy Display feature is not AI-powered.

Today, Samsung Electronics showcases its latest Bespoke AI kitchen appliances, bringing a vision for true home companions that work to eliminate the stress of daily chores to Europe. Held at Samsung’s AI Home in Milan, the event will showcase the latest innovations in high-end kitchen design, technology, materials and appliances.

Samsung unveils a new generation of appliances designed to reflect how kitchens are evolving across Europe, supporting how people cook, connect and manage everyday life at home. With Bespoke AI enabling better living, optimising performance and personalising experiences, Samsung’s high-standard appliances are also built to last.

Designed for Modern European Kitchens                                                                             

From managing busy households to making better use of open-plan spaces, these appliances are designed to support daily kitchen routines more efficiently. More information and key features include:

• Door Refrigerator with Full Metal Cooling: maintains stable temperatures to help keep food fresher for longer^[1], while AI Energy mode improves energy efficiency^[2]. The All-Around Cooling feature distributes cold air evenly throughout the fridge, while the Auto Open Door makes it easier to access fridge contents when hands are full.

• Extractor Induction Hob: brings cooking and ventilation together in a single appliance, removing the need for a separate hood. This makes it well-suited to open-plan spaces, while still delivering strong extraction performance.

• Bespoke AI Dishwasher: automatically adjusts water usage, temperature and cycle time based on each load, helping deliver consistent cleaning results, while improving efficiency, so much so, it is 20% more energy efficiency than the minimum A-Grade requirement on the ECO cycle^[3]. Its built-in design and Auto Open Door function also allows it to sit neatly within modern kitchen cabinetry.

In the living category, the latest products demonstrate how Samsung is extending intelligent, connected experiences across the entire home. The new line-up includes:

• A-65% Bespoke AI Washer: Consuming 65% less energy than the minimum energy efficiency requirements for a Class A rating in the European market^[4], this washer includes a 7” intuitive Smart Screen and the enhanced AI Wash+ which intelligently detects weight, soiling and more fabric types than before to adjust the amount of water and detergent to deliver optimal results.

• Jet Stick 85S/95S: With 250W and 280W of suction power respectively, the 85S/95S includes mop brush compatibility for added flexibility.

“The kitchen is the heart of many homes; it’s where we cook together, spend time together and eat together,” said Benjamin Braun, Chief Marketing Officer, Samsung Europe. “By incorporating AI improvements into well-established designs, we can conserve both time and energy, making daily life smoother and more integrated with modern lifestyles.”

Samsung’s The Brief in Milan

In Milan, Samsung showcased its broader vision for connected living through the SmartThings ecosystem. Attendees experienced the new appliances first-hand through product briefings, live demonstrations and interactive sessions.

In addition, CK Kim, Executive Vice President and Head of the Digital Appliances (DA) Business, hosted a briefing outlining Samsung’s vision for the home powered by Bespoke AI appliances that enhance everyday living through greater convenience, connectivity, and energy efficiency.

Benjamin Braun, Chief Marketing Officer of Samsung Europe, followed with the regional market strategy, introducing the “Home Companion” concept and emphasising intuitive, connected appliances designed to meet evolving needs for European consumers.

Across the range, advanced technology is paired with thoughtful, human-centric design, reinforcing Samsung’s commitment to innovation that feels both purposeful and personal.

‘Design is an Act of Love’ Exhibition

Alongside its latest product innovations, Samsung is also highlighting its design philosophy with an exhibition titled “Design is an Act of Love” at Milan Design Week. Immersive in nature, the exhibition will explore the Human Side of Tech through a dialogue between experimental concepts and the latest commercial products.

For more information on Samsung’s new Bespoke AI range, please visit https://www.samsung.com/uk/home-appliances/.

[1] When the AI precision cooling is activated, the refrigerator usage pattern is analyzed and the defrosting is initiated when the doors are not opened frequently to help minimize the refrigerator’s temperature fluctuations and ensures optimal performance. Actual results may vary depending on individual use.

[2]The test results are based on a comparison of the factory setting temperature when using AI Energy mode and without using AI Energy mode. Results may vary depending on the usage conditions and patterns.

[3]Based on Samsung internal testing, the DW90H/24 models are up to 20% more efficient than required to achieve the A energy efficiency class limit under Regulation (EU) No 2019/2014. 20% savings tested with the ECO cycle.

[4]Based on Samsung internal testing. The energy consumption of the WF90H/24 (9kg) model achieves an EEI of 18.2 (18.2kWh / 100 cycles), which is up to 65% more energy efficient compared to the minimum threshold for Class A (EEI 52 for 9kg models) under Regulation (EU) No 2019/2014. Results may vary depending on the usage environment. Energy ratings tested with the Eco 40–60 program.