Samsung expands satellite support.
The new Galaxy S26 series supports satellite-based messaging and data services — including emergency assistance — offered by Samsung’s telco partners in North America, parts of Europe, and Japan. “Select Galaxy smartphones” are also eligible for the wider coverage. [Link: Samsung Brings Satellite Communication Support to Galaxy Smartphones Across the Globe | https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-brings-satellite-c…
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