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India Today
14-05-2025
- India Today
Samsung may replace Galaxy S26 Plus variant with Edge next year
If you've been keeping up with Instagram trends, you've likely come across the "Done with your ex" by Gladdest reels. It seems this trend may have influenced Samsung. The company unveiled the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge on May 13, and even before the phone has hit the shelves, rumours are already circulating that Samsung is working on the next-generation Edge. According to the rumours, the Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge is likely to replace the Plus variant. This means that the Samsung Galaxy S26 line-up will be limited to only 3 devices. That said, previous rumours do not align with the latest and hence can be challenged. Let's look at what to expect from the Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge next year. advertisementSamsung Galaxy S26 Edge to replace S26 PlusJust a day after the Galaxy S25 Edge was launched, a new rumour surfaced online indicating that the Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge may replace the S26 Plus variant. Currently, the latest Galaxy S25 series offers 4 devices: S25, S25 Plus, S25 Ultra and S25 Edge. But, this line-up may change in 2026. According to a report by the South Korean tech giant has already begun early development on the Galaxy S26 series. Internally, the project is codenamed 'NPA,' a nod to the 'PA' (short for Paradigm) label used for the current Galaxy S25 range. At this stage, it's still early days, with Samsung in the process of selecting component those keeping track, Samsung only just unveiled the Galaxy S25 Edge, a phone that's already turning heads thanks to its ultra-slim profile and powerful specifications. Interestingly, industry insiders suggest that the device's commercial success—or lack thereof—could directly influence the direction of the S26 So far, Samsung's plans for 'NPA' appear to include standard, Edge, and Ultra variants, according to the report. However, if the S25 Edge doesn't perform as expected, there's a chance the company may revisit the idea of a Plus model divided on the Galaxy S26 line-up While market trends are among the top priorities. Another previous rumour has indicated that Samsung is working on four devices for the next-gen Galaxy S series. One particularly notable detail is that Samsung is reportedly developing four distinct OLED display panels for the S26 range. This has sparked speculation that both Edge and variants could ultimately make the cut. In short, nothing is confirmed trends suggest that consumers are increasingly gravitating toward either entry-level flagship models or the premium Ultra editions. The middle tier, once dominated by Plus models, may be in line for a sleek reinvention—possibly led by the S26 Edge. Whether this signals a new direction for Samsung's flagship portfolio remains to be seen.
India Today
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Woman dances with mother to viral Gladdest track. Internet calls video ‘trend winner'
A video of a woman dancing with her mother to Gladdest's trending track Done With Your Ex has gone viral on social media, and the internet is calling it the best take on the viral video, shared by Anjali Mamgai on Instagram, shows her dancing with her mother to the trending song. In the clip, the pair perform the hook steps of the song, with Anjali in a kurti and jeans, and her mother in a purple The video opens with the two of them perfectly executing the steps of the popular lyrics, "No extra stress, no extra worry", in perfect sync. The casual setup and effortless coordination made the video stand the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Anjali Mamgai (@ media users wasted no time sharing their love for the duo. 'Sprinkle some water on aunty's shoes, those steps are on fire!' Ajio said. 'Aunty is giving major Neena Gupta vibes!' a user said, while another called it the 'coolest version of this dance.' Another user said, 'This has to be the winner of the trend. No debate.' See the comments here: advertisementThe song Done With Your Ex has become a viral anthem on Instagram. But according to the internet, Anjali's mother has now set the bar high, with grace, dance steps, and no extra stress.
