India, Dec. 11 -- Samsung is likely to release the Galaxy S26 without changes to its camera system, according to a new industry report. The company is said to be adjusting its hardware plans to control production costs and maintain current price levels for its next flagship series. This move signals Samsung's intention to strike a balance between updating its products and offering competitive prices in an increasingly competitive smartphone market.

A report from The Elec claims Samsung has dropped its earlier plan to upgrade the cameras on the Galaxy S26. The decision reportedly stems from component cost increases and the company's aim to avoid raising the retail price. If the report is accurate, the Samsung Galaxy S26 will use the same ...