"Samsung" abandons "luxury feature" in one of its phones

Titanium has disappeared from the Galaxy S26 Ultra, after being one of the most prominent luxury elements that Samsung relied on to promote its flagship phones in recent years, which raised widespread questions among those interested in modern technologies. With the launch of the new phone featuring a frame made of Armor Aluminum instead of titanium, tech reports indicated that this decision was aimed at providing a lighter and slimmer design, along with improving heat dissipation efficiency inside the device and enhancing performance during intensive use. The reports also explained that the return to armored aluminum could help reduce manufacturing costs while maintaining a high level of quality and durability, giving Samsung greater flexibility in developing other components inside the phone. Despite abandoning titanium, observers confirm that the Galaxy S26 Ultra still retains a high level of sturdiness and protection, thanks to the advanced materials and engineering techniques used in its design, making it capable of competing in the flagship phone category.

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