Less than 24 hours after the first leak revealing the design of Samsung's future Galaxy S26 range, a second leak confirms our assumptions. What's most striking is the new camera module, which would take up the entire width of the smartphone. It looks very similar to what Apple is preparing with its iPhone 17 Pro. This perfectly matches the photo posted less than 24 hours ago on social media. Combined with the source's credibility, we're led to believe that this is indeed the upcoming Galaxy S26 Edge. Samsung's goal with this highlighted area is to create more space for internal components, something that should be especially noticeable in the sensors chosen for this next generation. For the rest, we find the Samsung design with this almost borderless screen at the front, equipped with a small central punch for the front camera. The edges of the chassis appear perfectly flat, as already offered by the Galaxy S25 Edge. Let's be honest, we're not expecting the Galaxy S26 Edge to be anything but stylish. Its predecessor already did a good job on this front. What we actually want to discover are the compromises that will be required this time around on this second generation of ultra-thin smartphone. Will battery life have to be sacrificed once again? The camera and performance also left us wanting more. Hopefully, Samsung has managed to improve its recipe on these points. The Galaxy S26 Edge is expected to be unveiled in early 2026, probably around January or February.