In this live Mobile Tech News stream, I covered a straight-up movie-level story: the CIA and Mossad reportedly used Pegasus spyware during the rescue of a downed US F-15E airman in Iran. Pegasus is that zero-click spyware—if they’ve got your phone number, they can get in, full access, no link-clicking required. The report claims they infected IRGC troops/commanders and then sent spoofed messages to misdirect Iranian forces—basically making leadership think the pilot was already found somewhere else while the real search happened in the mountains. Whether you like the politics or not, the tech execution is mind-blowing. Then I jumped into Samsung updates for the S26 series. Good news: there’s a second April update coming (build ending in AZD4) that includes a camera fix for a glitch people were seeing under certain conditions. I also called out something Samsung’s been slacking on: Google Play system updates. My S26 went from being stuck on November 2025 to getting the March 2026 Play system update, which brings connectivity improvements, safety features like map views for emergency alerts, and a bunch of under-the-hood stability changes. Finally, I talked OnePlus: the OnePlus Ace 6 Ultra design is out, and the leaked specs are nasty—Dimensity 9500, 165Hz display, and an 8,500mAh battery with 100W charging. If it hits India, it’ll be way easier to import with better US band support than the China variant.