Leaked renders and multiple credible reports provide an early look at Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 series, which is now largely anticipated to launch on February 25, 2026, with market availability in early March. The headline from Sammy Fans, suggesting what the 'trio may actually look like,' accurately reflects the speculative nature of these design revelations, which are based on recent leaks from prominent tipsters like Ice Universe. Design changes reportedly include a return to a prominent camera island on the back for all three models (S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra), moving away from the flatter camera design of previous generations. The base Galaxy S26 and S26+ may feature reduced corner rounds, while the S26 Ultra's corners might be less rounded than initially projected in earlier CAD renders. The Ultra model is also expected to incorporate additional smaller rings next to the main camera island for its ToF sensor and primary telephoto lens. In terms of specifications, a major upgrade is anticipated for the Galaxy S26 Ultra's charging capabilities, with widespread reports indicating support for 60W wired fast charging, a significant jump from the existing 45W standard. Internal tests reportedly show the Ultra achieving a 0-75% charge in just 30 minutes under controlled conditions. The Galaxy S26 and S26+ are expected to retain 25W and 45W wired charging respectively, though wireless charging speeds are rumored to increase across the board, with the Ultra potentially supporting 25W Qi2 wireless charging and the other models 20W. Battery capacities are mostly consistent with predecessors: the S26 Ultra is expected to stick with a 5,000mAh unit, the S26+ with 4,900mAh (marketed), and the base S26 is rumored to see a slight bump to 4,300mAh. The devices are expected to run on either the Exynos 2600 or Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipsets, depending on the market. Furthermore, Samsung is set to heavily promote new on-device AI features, including a potential 'Privacy Display' feature named Flex Magic Pixel, enhancing user privacy and overall experience. The story holds high relevance for an Indian audience, as indicated by the Galaxy S26+ receiving BIS certification.