Leaked details about the Galaxy S26 Ultra suggest Samsung is developing a new Gorilla Glass generation that could make screen protectors obsolete. According to tipster Ice Universe, the display may feature an anti-reflective coating and CoE non-polarized light technology to cut reflections and boost brightness, addressing common reasons users apply aftermarket protectors.

This rumored hardware aligns with earlier speculation about a Privacy Display feature, which would use both software and hardware to block shoulder-surfing. Samsung has reportedly explored Flex Magic Pixel OLED tech for this purpose. If true, the Ultra’s display would offer integrated protection and privacy, reducing the need for third-party accessories.

The same source claims the phone could launch on February 25, 2026, in cobalt violet and pink gold colors. While these are unverified rumors, they point to Samsung pushing the Ultra line’s premium positioning. The industry will watch closely to see if these display innovations set a new standard for flagship durability and user privacy.