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Samsung has opened its annual Open Enrollment window for Samsung Care+ with Theft and Loss, running from June 1 to June 30, 2026. This gives Galaxy owners a second chance to enroll eligible devices at regular retail price up to 16% cheaper than what the plan costs after the standard post-purchase window expires. Eligible devices include the Galaxy S25 Series, S26 Series, Galaxy S25 Edge, Flip 7, Fold 7, Watch Ultra, and Watch 8. Devices with existing damage are not eligible, and a Device Condition Check is required during online enrollment. The timing is deliberate. Samsung Care+ claims data shows summer months see 30% more accidents than the annual average making this the riskiest season for your phone. Here's what the plan covers. Unlimited repairs for drops, spills, and mechanical breakdowns are included. In the US, cracked screen repairs front and back cost $0 at any of 700+ Samsung Authorized Service Centers, with same-day availability depending on location and parts. Lost or stolen phones can be replaced as soon as the same day in the US. Support is available 24/7 online or by phone with no complex paperwork. Coverage also works internationally, with Samsung Authorized Service Centers available across major cities worldwide including London, Seoul, and cities across the Middle East. All repairs are done by Samsung Certified Technicians using Samsung Genuine Parts. Enrollment closes June 30. The offer cannot be combined with other Samsung Care+ promotions.

Telegram has returned to Wear OS five years after dropping support in 2021, with the official app now available to Telegram beta program users on all Galaxy Watch models running Wear OS from Galaxy Watch 4 through Galaxy Watch 8 and Galaxy Watch Ultra. The app interface mirrors the phone version with automatic chat background sync, group and community support, layered message cards for circular displays, and a shortcut to open full conversations on the connected smartphone. Installation is available now through the Play Store Watch tab for beta users, with a stable public release expected within weeks. Telegram previously dropped Wear OS support in 2021 without explanation, with the growth of Samsung's Galaxy Watch user base on Wear OS likely making the platform worth returning to in 2026.