The Chinese manufacturer has leveraged every little bit of its relationship with Samsung to supplement these phones with top displays and specs.
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Samsung's "latest" 10nm-based flagship processor is called Exynos 9810, most likely looking at a commercial debut on the Galaxy S9 in certain regions.
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And it's not just the Galaxy Note 8's camera — the S8- and S7-types can get in on this madness as well. It's best if you have an Exynos version.
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The Meizu PRO 7's rear screen gets a good showing with some teaser pictures of the phone in a box from a company senior vice president.
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Samsung's disappointment with Qualcomm's TSMC partnership for the Snapdragon 845 shouldn't deprive the Galaxy S9 from the best possible SoC.
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The Galaxy S8 will use either the Snapdragon 835 or the Exynos 8895 chipset, depending on the region. Samsung isn't making enough of them.
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The Snapdragon 835 gets official benchmark runs against Snap 821, 820, Exynos 8890 and Kirin 960 devices. And the numbers look good... for a reference bed.
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Recent word claimed without reason that the Galaxy S8 wouldn't get a global release for another week. Not so, says this analyst who's been around the block.
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All of these chipsets that will be in smartphones from every big name manufacturer this year use a 10nm fabrication that hasn't worked out at factories.
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Samsung wants us all to know its spanking new Exynos 9 Series 8895 processor supports dual camera functionality, but what does that mean for the Galaxy S8?
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Yes, Samsung at MWC 2017 is something you'll want to see in spite of the Galaxy S8 almost certainly not being at the event. Watch it live here.
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The Exynos 9 series of application processors starts off with a chip, its name starting with an "8". We can make sense of this, do not worry.
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Both the Exynos 8895 and the Snapdragon 830 are set to feature Samsung’s best fabrication yet as the company’s foundries will be churning both of them out. And it appears that the churning process is beginning.Samsung announced that it has begun producing systems-on-chips with its ...
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The Galaxy Note 7 is out, the Galaxy S8 is in and so are the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus.According to at least one Weibo tech analyst, Samsung may end up following Apple’s (and, to a lesser extent with the Pixel, ...
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The show must go on for Samsung even after reported corner-cutting in Galaxy Note 7 R&D and pre-release quality control resulting in possibly its most damaging PR scandal ever.Luckily for the Korean tech giant, an opportunity to bury Galaxy Note 7 ...
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