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Technology week: Samsung cancels color, Microsoft

Technology in focus: the week's top news

The week of November 10-12 brought significant developments to the Brazilian and global technology market. From strategic decisions by major manufacturers to advancements in digital security, the sector continues its accelerated transformation.

Samsung backtracks on Galaxy S26 Ultra after fan rejection.

Samsung has cancelled the orange color of the Galaxy S26 Ultra after negative reactions from the user community. The decision reflects the growing importance of consumer feedback in the launch strategies of premium products. The move signals that even tech giants need to adapt to market preferences in real time.

Microsoft limits Windows 11 26H1 to specific chips.

Microsoft has confirmed that the Windows 11 26H1 update will be exclusive to the new Snapdragon X2 and Nvidia N1X processors. This restriction marks a shift in the update distribution strategy, creating a division between compatible and incompatible devices. This approach may impact users with older machines, who will be unable to access the new features.

Digital security advances and reduces fraud in Brazil.

Significant advances in digital security are reducing fraud and protecting users in Brazil. Improvements in data protection infrastructure reflect the sector's growing concern about cybercrime and the need to strengthen trust in digital transactions.

Mid-range smartphones are gaining ground with competitive prices.

Three mid-range cell phones are competing with flagship models at half the price in the Brazilian market. The Moto G56 5G, for example, has a discount exceeding 40% at Casas Bahia. This trend shows that consumers are seeking better value for money, putting pressure on manufacturers to offer more value in mid-range price brackets.

Wearables on historic sale

The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2025 hit its lowest price ever this week, while the 40mm Galaxy Watch8 also saw a significant price reduction. These promotions indicate Samsung's strategy to boost sales in the lead-up to Black Friday.

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