Samsung’s expected September product schedule has gained a new indication after the Galaxy S26 FE and Galaxy Tab S12 series appeared in an internal Google app listing. The listing tracks devices that may include a free trial for Google’s paid AI subscription service.
The appearance does not amount to an official Samsung announcement. It does, however, suggest that preparations for the Fan Edition phone and premium tablet lineup are progressing toward launch.
A Premium Tablet With Familiar Dimensions
The Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is rumored to retain a form factor close to that of the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra. Its reported dimensions are 326.34 x 208.46 x 5.12 mm, pointing to little change in overall size or thickness.
Samsung is also expected to keep the V-shaped notch for the front camera. The tablet is said to carry one front-facing camera and two rear cameras.
| Device | Reported Processor | Key Reported Details | Expected Launch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Galaxy S26 FE | Exynos 2500 | Flat frame, prominent rear cameras, BOE OLED panel | September |
| Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra | Dimensity 9500 | Up to 16GB RAM and 1TB storage | September |
The Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is reportedly set to use MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 processor. Its memory options are said to include 12GB and 16GB of RAM, while storage could span 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB.
The device is expected to launch with One UI 9.0 and receive Android updates for up to six years. Battery capacity, display resolution, and camera megapixel details have not been disclosed in the available reports.
Galaxy S26 FE May Mark a Display Supply Shift
The Galaxy S26 FE could stand apart from earlier Fan Edition models through its reported OLED display supplier. The phone is rumored to use a BOE panel, which could mark Samsung’s first use of an external display supplier for an FE model rather than its own display division.
Its design is also expected to follow Samsung’s reported 2026 direction with a flat frame and a more pronounced rear camera module. Full visual details have not yet surfaced.
A Geekbench listing showed a device board identified as s5e9955, which has been linked to the Exynos 2500 chip. The processor is reported to use a 1+2+5+2 core arrangement, although there is no official performance information or confirmed memory configuration.
These details remain unconfirmed and may differ from the final retail hardware. Samsung has not publicly outlined the phone’s specifications, design, or regional variants.
Google Listing Adds to Samsung’s Product Signals
According to Android Authority, as cited by Gizmochina, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Flip 8 had already appeared in the same Google listing. The addition of the Galaxy S26 FE and Galaxy Tab S12 series broadens the picture of Samsung’s potential product pipeline.
Samsung is currently preparing an Unpacked event for its newest foldable Galaxy devices. The Google listing suggests that the company’s next product phase may follow relatively soon afterward.
A September launch is said to follow the release timing of both product lines in the previous year. Until Samsung provides official confirmation, the launch window and every reported hardware detail should be treated as rumor.
The listing is therefore a useful signal of possible timing rather than a definitive launch notice. Buyers awaiting either device will need to watch for Samsung’s formal announcement before drawing firm conclusions.