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The article discussed an issue with the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra screen following a software update intended to address a previous problem that caused a red gradient to appear on the display. Recent reports have emerged of tiny spots resembling blemishes appearing on the screen after calibration, although Samsung has not officially confirmed any link between these symptoms and the latest update or calibration process. The company explained that the red gradient results from a software issue related to color balance, rather than screen damage. The recently released August update aims to fix this problem and includes free calibration services at service centers. Nonetheless, new observations have been reported of spots resembling blemishes, with Samsung affirming that the defect is software-related and not connected to the new privacy features in the display. They also emphasized that more cases need to be reviewed to determine the exact cause.
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