The article from Sammy Fans suggests that the rumored Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra may offer an early look at the display technology intended for Apple's highly speculative 'iPhone Air 2.' The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is a hotly anticipated device, with multiple reports indicating its launch in early 2026, potentially around late February or early March. Leaks suggest it will incorporate significant display advancements, notably Color Filter on Encap (CoE) technology. CoE, also referred to as OCF in Samsung Display's internal nomenclature, is an innovative display technique designed to enhance screen quality by removing the traditional polarizer. This results in displays that are thinner, brighter, and more power-efficient. Samsung has reportedly already validated this technology in its foldable devices and plans to integrate it into its mainstream 'bar-type' smartphones, with the Galaxy S26 Ultra being a prime candidate. Concurrently, Apple is rumored to be exploring advanced display technologies for its future products. While an 'iPhone Air 2' is not an officially confirmed product, speculation points to its potential launch in spring 2027, following reports of its predecessor ('iPhone Air') facing weaker-than-expected sales and potentially being delayed. Various credible tech sources, including MacRumors and AppleInsider, discuss Apple's consideration of CoE technology for a future 'slim iPhone Air' as well as its inaugural foldable iPhone. Given Samsung Display's long-standing role as a major supplier for Apple's OLED panels, the adoption of CoE by Samsung in its upcoming flagship could indeed provide an indication of the kind of display advancements Apple might seek for its future devices. However, the direct correlation remains highly speculative due to the unconfirmed nature and uncertain timeline of the 'iPhone Air 2' itself. The headline, while using cautious language ('may preview'), tends to sensationalize the link between two unreleased products.