Exynos for every Galaxy S26

Exynos for every Galaxy S26

From Android Police by Android Police

November 1, 2025 · 57 min · Episode 163

About this episode

The episode discusses Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 series and the potential impact of Exynos chips on its performance.

Save up to 78% off a NordVPN plan during their Black Friday sale right now at https://nordvpn.com/androidpolice ! The Dodgers and Jays may be swatting and swiveling their shoulders and wrists to shreds, but the championship-level questions for the Android Police podcast this week have to do with whether Samsung will strike out on Android XR and how big of a swing it'll take with its Exynos chips come S26 series time. It's a Galaxy-dominated show this week, so buckle up and let's rocket. 00:37 | Galaxy XR Samsung’s Galaxy XR brings Android into the mixed reality era I was skeptical of the Samsung Galaxy XR — until I actually put it on Android XR is closer to mainstream than you think — here's what it needs to break through 22:22 | Exynos Samsung's Galaxy S26 Pro is gearing up for the big Exynos comeback Galaxy S26 Ultra might pack a surprisingly powerful Exynos chip Samsung's Exynos 2600 chipset: A game-changer for Galaxy S26? I want the Exynos 2600 in the Samsung Galaxy S26, and so should you Google is moving further away from Samsung for its future Tensor chips 36:03 | Medley Qualcomm Unveils AI200 and AI250—Redefining Rack-Scale Data Center Inference Performance for the AI Era…

People in this episode

Host: Android Police

Topics covered

  • Samsung Galaxy XR
  • Exynos chips
  • Galaxy S26
  • Qualcomm AI
  • Mixed reality
  • Mobile technology

Keywords

  • Samsung
  • Exynos 2600
  • Galaxy S26
  • NordVPN
  • Qualcomm
  • mixed reality
  • mobile technology

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Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Samsung, Qualcomm, OpenAI, Amazon, The Verge

Products: Galaxy XR, Exynos 2600, Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26 Pro, Galaxy S26 Ultra, Oppo’s latest phone

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