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Almost as bad as the Note 7, but I am wrong; nothing will be as bad. Maybe the Pixel will outshine them one day, but until then, Samsung is king of issues. Just like PA posted, the S26U still has the camera flaw after seven months, and there is no fixing it, not even by swapping the device; now that is bad.
"Samsung is reportedly testing an unconventional fix for a Galaxy S26 Ultra camera flaw"
Almost as bad as the Note 7, but I am wrong; nothing will be as bad. Maybe the Pixel will outshine them one day, but until then, Samsung is king of issues. Just like PA posted, the S26U still has the camera flaw after seven months, and there is no fixing it, not even by swapping the device; now that is bad.
"Samsung is reportedly testing an unconventional fix for a Galaxy S26 Ultra camera flaw"
Almost as bad as the Note 7, but I am wrong; nothing will be as bad. Maybe the Pixel will outshine them one day, but until then, Samsung is king of issues. Just like PA posted, the S26U still has the camera flaw after seven months, and there is no fixing it, not even by swapping the device; now that is bad.
"Samsung is reportedly testing an unconventional fix for a Galaxy S26 Ultra camera flaw"
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The iPhone 18 is buggier than a piece of rotten meat left outside in the hot ☀️ next to a garbage dumpster.
Almost as bad as the Note 7, but I am wrong; nothing will be as bad. Maybe the Pixel will outshine them one day, but until then, Samsung is king of issues. Just like PA posted, the S26U still has the camera flaw after seven months, and there is no fixing it, not even by swapping the device; now that is bad.
"Samsung is reportedly testing an unconventional fix for a Galaxy S26 Ultra camera flaw"https://www.phonearena.com/news/samsung-is-reportedly-testing-an-unconventional-fix-for-a-galaxy-s26-ultra-camera-flaw_id183805
Stuff like the above happens to every company. Let's not blame samsung or apple. They have a ninety nine percent success rate with their devices.
Almost as bad as the Note 7, but I am wrong; nothing will be as bad. Maybe the Pixel will outshine them one day, but until then, Samsung is king of issues. Just like PA posted, the S26U still has the camera flaw after seven months, and there is no fixing it, not even by swapping the device; now that is bad.
"Samsung is reportedly testing an unconventional fix for a Galaxy S26 Ultra camera flaw"https://www.phonearena.com/news/samsung-is-reportedly-testing-an-unconventional-fix-for-a-galaxy-s26-ultra-camera-flaw_id183805
Almost as bad as the Note 7, but I am wrong; nothing will be as bad. Maybe the Pixel will outshine them one day, but until then, Samsung is king of issues. Just like PA posted, the S26U still has the camera flaw after seven months, and there is no fixing it, not even by swapping the device; now that is bad.
"Samsung is reportedly testing an unconventional fix for a Galaxy S26 Ultra camera flaw"https://www.phonearena.com/news/samsung-is-reportedly-testing-an-unconventional-fix-for-a-galaxy-s26-ultra-camera-flaw_id183805