Опубліковано 16 липня16 лип TL;DR Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra owners have been reporting portions of their phones’ screens turning red. Rather than this being a hardware failure, Samsung now confirms this is tied to a software issue. Samsung has developed an update that should fix the problem, but it’s not yet widely being distributed. When you drop hundreds, if not thousands of dollars on a new phone, you expect the hardware to last. And while you can wrap it up in a protective case to help avoid accidental damage, what are you supposed to do if the phone starts degrading, all on its own? Earlier this week we took a look at how the screens on some Galaxy S26 Ultra handsets were slowly turning red, and owners were concerned their OLED panels were prematurely failing. Thankfully, we’ve already got some good news for them. South Korea’s News 1 reports that Samsung has confirmed that this is not a matter of failing hardware, at all. It’s not burn-in, nor the OLED deteriorating. Instead, this is being framed as a software optimization effort gone awry. And the best part about that: It should be totally fixable in software.
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