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For more than a decade, smartphone manufacturers have fiercely competed on photography. Megapixels, sensor size, night mode, computational photography, and AI-enhanced images have defined flagship launches year after year. But as the smartphone market matures and still photography improvements become incremental, video recording is emerging as the next decisive frontier. Samsung appears to be fully aware of this shift. Recent findings buried deep within One UI 8.5 code strongly suggest that the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra is not just refining photography, but is positioning itself as a serious tool for advanced mobile videography. These changes may represent one of the … Read more