The second trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day is expected tomorrow, and Sony has released a new image to tide fans over. It shows Jacob Batalon's Ned Leeds holding a Samsung Galaxy foldable phone — which, as it turns out, is exactly the device sponsoring SpideyTracker.net, the in-universe fansite that gets its full launch tomorrow alongside the trailer. The film hits cinemas on 31 July 2026, including in the UAE.

Key Takeaways
- The second Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer is expected to drop tomorrow, 17 June 2026.
- SpideyTracker.net — an in-universe fansite run by Ned Leeds — launches fully tomorrow alongside the trailer.
- A new still shows Jacob Batalon's Ned Leeds holding a Samsung Galaxy foldable phone, confirming the brand partnership.
- Sadie Sink's character remains unconfirmed, but SpideyTracker.net may finally reveal details.
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day hits cinemas globally, including the UAE, on 31 July 2026.
What is SpideyTracker.net?
In Brand New Day, Ned Leeds has built an online fansite dedicated to Spider-Man — and Sony has made it real. SpideyTracker.net is already live with a video welcome from Ned, but the full site launches tomorrow. According to Sony, it will feature upcoming Spidey events, Easter eggs, and in-universe character information once live.
The timing is deliberate. The site's full rollout coincides with the second trailer drop, which means tomorrow could finally answer the question everyone's been asking: who exactly is Sadie Sink playing? Her character remains officially unconfirmed, but SpideyTracker.net's character profiles might be where the reveal happens.
This kind of viral marketing — a real website built around an in-universe character — echoes campaigns like the Dark Knight's WhySoSerious.com, though it's been a while since a Marvel film leaned this hard into the format. Our take is that it works here precisely because Ned's whole identity is being the guy who runs the tech and tracks the hero. It fits the character.
The Samsung Galaxy foldable connection
SpideyTracker.net is sponsored by Samsung Galaxy — and in the film itself, Ned is seen holding a Samsung Galaxy foldable. That's the brand integration done properly: the product placement and the marketing activation are the same thing, not two separate campaigns awkwardly stitched together.
Samsung described the partnership as reflecting "the reality that even our closest relationships can evolve as life takes us in new directions" — which is a press release way of nodding to the film's central premise. Ned and MJ no longer remember Peter Parker, yet they're still building things, still connected to a world that includes Spider-Man.
If you're curious about Samsung's current foldable lineup, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide variant has just been confirmed with wider displays, and Samsung's tri-fold phone recently restocked in the UAE after selling out. The film partnership keeps Samsung's foldables front of mind at exactly the right moment.
Our take: the challenge with this kind of tie-in is keeping it subtle enough that it enhances rather than distracts. Ned using a foldable phone to run a spider-fan website is plausible. It doesn't feel forced. Whether the in-film integration is as smooth remains to be seen on 31 July.
What's the story so far?
Brand New Day picks up after the events of No Way Home, with Ned and MJ having no memory of Peter Parker's identity. The film's first trailer broke records, and from what's been shown, the trio will cross paths again even without that shared history.
The villain roster is substantial: Scorpion, Tarantula, Tombstone, Boomerang, The Hand, and the Department of Damage Control all feature. A rampaging Hulk appears too. Sadie Sink is in the cast, her role officially unannounced — though that may change tomorrow.
Tom Holland has also been talking this week about eventually handing over the Spider-Man suit, even naming an actor he'd pick as his successor. It's the kind of comment that keeps the franchise conversation going while Brand New Day builds to release. For the broader MCU picture, the Avengers: Doomsday trailer revealed Doctor Doom and Captain America's return at CinemaCon, and the Marvel-Sony rights dispute continues to shape which characters can appear where.
When and where to watch in UAE
Spider-Man: Brand New Day opens in cinemas on 31 July. UAE releases for major Marvel films typically align with the global date — this one appears to be no exception, though official confirmation from local distributors is worth watching for closer to release.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the second trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day come out?
The second trailer is expected to drop tomorrow, 17 June 2026, alongside the full launch of SpideyTracker.net. No specific release time has been confirmed in GST, so it's worth keeping an eye on Sony's official channels throughout the day.
What is SpideyTracker.net?
SpideyTracker.net is an in-universe fansite built by Ned Leeds's character in the film. It's already live with a video welcome from Ned. The full site — including Spidey events, Easter eggs, and character information — launches tomorrow. It's sponsored by Samsung Galaxy, which also appears in the film itself.
When does Spider-Man: Brand New Day release in UAE cinemas?
Spider-Man: Brand New Day opens in cinemas on 31 July 2026. UAE releases for major Marvel films typically align with the global date, and this one is expected to follow suit. Arabic subtitles are expected to be available.
Who is Sadie Sink playing in Spider-Man: Brand New Day?
Sadie Sink's character has not been officially confirmed. She's in the film, she appears to have a significant role, and the full launch of SpideyTracker.net tomorrow — along with the second trailer — may finally reveal the details.
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