The Samsung Galaxy S26 could have a new main cameraHowever, it might still be 50MPIt's possible the Galaxy S26 Edge and Plus will also get new camera sensorsThe Samsung Galaxy S25 has the same main camera sensor as the Samsung Galaxy S24, so while this camera performs reasonably well, it’s really due an upgrade with the Samsung Galaxy S26. Thankfully, an upgrade is what we might get.According to GalaxyClub, the Samsung Galaxy S26 will have a new 50MP sensor. Now, that’s no change in megapixels, but the site claims that “as far as we understand” it will be a new model in Samsung’s ISOCELL GN series, and possibly one that hasn’t been announced yet. That would be in place of the 50MP ISOCELL GN3 in the Samsung Galaxy S25.While there’s no mention here of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus, we’d expect that would also have this new sensor since the Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus has the same sensor as the base S25. That’s assuming there is a Galaxy S26 Plus at all, as some reports claim Samsung is considering ditching this model in favor of a Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge.Samsung or Sony?Speaking of the S26 Edge, leaker @Jukanlosreve has claimed that both this and the base Samsung Galaxy S26 will use a 50MP Sony sensor. So that’s slightly at odds with the claim above, as while both leaks point to a new 50MP sensor for the Galaxy S26, there’s disagreement on the brand.BIG: * NEXT YEAR'S S26 VANILLA AND EDGE MODELS WILL FEATURE A 50MP 1.0UM SENSOR FROM SONY.May 22, 2025Still, it seems likely then that the sensor will be changing, even if we’re not sure what to. Equipping the Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge with a 50MP sensor would seem an odd choice though, since the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge has a 200MP one. Fewer megapixels doesn’t necessarily mean a reduction in quality, but it might not look great from a marketing perspective.We’d take all of this with a pinch of salt anyway, as the Samsung Galaxy S26 series probably won’t land until early 2026.We have started hearing quite a few things about these phones though, with earlier leaks pointing to bigger batteries across the whole S26 series, while the base model could have an Exynos 2600 chipset in some regions, and the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra could get a new lens and a variable aperture.So it sounds like there could be quite a lot of upgrades coming to Samsung’s flagship phone series.You might also likeThe Samsung Galaxy S25 FE cameras have leaked, and they’re utterly underwhelmingBest Samsung phones: top Galaxy handsets rankedSamsung Galaxy Z Flip 7: latest news, rumors, and everything we’ve heard so far

A correspondent for Australian news outlet 9News was shot with a rubber bullet fired by a police officer while she was covering the Los Angeles protests. The moment was captured on video moments after she finished a live report. The outlet confirmed the incident, saying the U.S. correspondent, Lauren Tomasi, was shot in the leg by the officer "who was standing guard in the city's downtown district." The publisher of the outlet said the correspondent and her camera operator "are safe and will continue their essential work covering these events."

Everything we know so far below...Watch I'm A Celebrity free on ITV (UK)Traveling? Unblock ITV and watch anywhere with a VPNITV have finally announced the release date for this year's I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Her. The date is set for Monday 16th November. When it arrives, you can watch I'm A Celebrity 2026 online from anywhere with a VPN and potentially for free.The show will air on ITV every night at 9pm and will stream on ITVX right after they finish airing. The show had been scheduled to air on Sunday November 15, but was pushed back due to a Nations League match between Spain and England. Where will you be able to watch I'm A Celebrity?You wil be able to watch the full series of I'm A Celebrity... for free on ITV.Each episode will the be available immediately on ITVX.I'm A Celebrity... premieres on Monday, November 16, at 9pm GMT on ITV1 and ITVX. The series then airs every weeknight for three weeks, building to the live grand final expected to be around December 6.If you're traveling outside the UK when I'm A Celebrity... airs, then a VPN can help you access your usual streaming service from abroad — our favourite is NordVPN.View DealHow to watch I'm A Celebrity... from anywhereIf you’re away from home and can’t access your usual stream due to geo-blocking, a VPN is an easy workaround that lets you appear to be in your home country.Use one of the best VPNs to watch I'm A Celebrity... from anywhere:🟩 NordVPN – get the world's best VPNNot having a VPN is like leaving your front door wide open in a busy city – anyone can walk right in and take a peek.TechRadar regularly reviews all the biggest and best VPN providers, and NordVPN is our #1 choice.✅ 75% Off Today✅ 3 Extra Months Free✅ Unlocks ITVXGet NordVPN and stream I'm a Celeb 2026 for free.View DealHow to watch I'm a Celebrity 2026 in the UK(Image credit: Future)In the UK, I'm A Celebrity... airs on ITV1, with live and on-demand streaming available through ITV.com. Viewers in Scotland can also watch via STV and STV Player.The first episode airs on Monday, November 16 at 9pm GMT, and the show will continue every weeknight for three weeks.If you're creating an ITVX account, you'll need a UK postcode (examples: ukpostcode.co.uk)Outside the UK? Use a VPN to regain access to ITVX while you’re away.Who will be in the line up?The celebs rumored to be heading to the jungle are as follows:AJ OduduWayne RooneyLeomie AndersonClaire SweeneyLeigh FrancisChloe BurrowsRicky WilsonJoanna PageAde AdepitanSharkyMariella FrostropJack SkipperCan I watch I'm A Celebrity 2026 from the U.S.?There is no official U.S. broadcaster confirmed for I'm A Celebrity 2026 at the time of writing.BUT – If you're a UK viewer traveling in the States, you can use a VPN like NordVPN to sign into ITV and watch I'm A Celeb as you normally would.Can I watch I'm A Celebrity in Canada?There is no official Canadian broadcaster confirmed for I'm A Celebrity... at this time.If you're away from the UK and still want to use your usual service, a VPN can help you access ITVX while abroad.Can I watch I'm A Celebrity... in Australia?(Image credit: free)There is no official Australian broadcaster confirmed for this UK edition of I'm A Celebrity... at the time of writing.It's also worth noting that Australia has its own separate local version of I'm A Celebrity.If you're a UK viewer traveling in Australia, you can use a VPN such as NordVPN to access ITVX as usual.You may also enjoy...How to watch The Other Bennet SisterHow to watch Survivor 50 onlineWe test and review VPN services in the context of legal recreational uses. For example:1. Accessing a service from another country (subject to the terms and conditions of that service).2. Protecting your online security and strengthening your online privacy when abroad.We do not support or condone the illegal or malicious use of VPN services. Consuming pirated content that is paid-for is neither endorsed nor approved by Future Publishing.

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has announced that it will be splitting up into two separate media companies. The new structure will see one entity retain Warner Bros. film, television and game studios, along with New Line Cinema, DC Studios, HBO and HBO Max, while the other will hold the company’s full portfolio of live cable channels, which includes many household names like CNN, HGTV, Cartoon Network, Discovery, TCL and others.

In a shareholder deck, WBD refers to these two entities as “WBD Global Networks” and “WBD Streaming & Studios,” and highlights the strengths of each portfolio. The company points out that the newly minted entities would each produce healthy free cash flow and intends for each to be listed as publicly traded companies. This comes just three years after the original merger between WarnerMedia and Discovery.

David Zaslav, the current CEO and president of WBD, will serve as president and CEO of Streaming & Studios. Gunnar Wiedenfels, currently CFO of WBD, will serve as president and CEO of Global Networks. Both remain in their current roles until the separation is complete.

“The cultural significance of this great company and the impactful stories it has brought to life for more than a century have touched countless people all over the world. It’s a treasured legacy we will proudly continue in this next chapter of our celebrated history,” said Zaslav in a statement. “By operating as two distinct and optimized companies in the future, we are empowering these iconic brands with the sharper focus and strategic flexibility they need to compete most effectively in today’s evolving media landscape.”

In an investor presentation, WBD announced it will be taking a $17.5 billion loan from J.P. Morgan to assist in a cash tender and consent solicitation for all of its approximately$35.5 billion in outstanding bonds. This means it will be buying back some of the bonds while also asking bondholders to loosen their terms, and will offer cash incentives to those who agree to sell or restructure. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the majority of the total debt will be held by Global Networks, while “a not-insignificant portion” will remain with Streaming & Studios. The exact breakdown of the debt at each entity remains to be seen, pending the outcome of the companies' debt restructuring.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/warner-bros-discovery-will-split-into-two-media-giants-144553585.html?src=rss