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To borrow a phrase, it’s fast becoming “a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.” It’s now hard to understand Samsung’s plan for the long-awaited stable release of Android 15 / One UI 7 to owners of recent flagships.

Samsung is launching the Galaxy A56, Galaxy A36, and Galaxy A26 as its latest mid-range phones, and they have One UI 7 at launch.

Not only does the Samsung Galaxy A56 look sharp, at $100 less than the Apple iPhone 16e, it's an appealing midrange phone. We took a peek at Mobile World Congress.

The Galaxy A36, A26 and A56 get display and camera upgrades and six years of OS and security updates that should help you stretch your dollar even further.

Samsung is updating its midrange phone lineup, with the Galaxy A36 and Galaxy A26 arriving in March ahead of a Galaxy A56 U.S. launch later this year. Here's what to expect from the new phones.

Phone maker Honor will now offer seven years of Android OS and security updates for its flagship phone series, up from five, the company told CNET ahead of its MWC keynote in Barcelona on Sunday. It's a commitment that puts Honor in the same software league as Samsung and Google,

Honor has announced that it is matching Google and Samsung with a new seven-year smartphone software update promise. At MWC 2025, Honor revealed its “game-changing commitment” to provide seven years of major Android OS updates and security upgrades for its top devices.

The Google Pixel 8 series was the first time we saw a brand promise seven years of updates, and we’ve seen that same promise on all of Google’s phones since that point. Soon a