This week’s Android Circuit includes Google delaying the Pixel Fold, Samsung’s potentially powerful chip, RealMe’s new Android tablet, Qualcomm’s supercharged SnapDragon, a potential launch date for Nothing’s Phone (1), Samsung takes a very big picture of a cat, and more...
... [+]Samsung Could Skip A Few Years To Find Success
“…[the chipset] will remain exclusive to the company’s own devices. Perhaps we may see it in the foldables as well. The rumor about Samsung not launching a new Exynos chipset in 2023 and 2024 is surprising. That would mean its Galaxy S23 and S24 flagships will use Qualcomm chipsets entirely. In response, Samsung stated that"While we are continuously engaging with customers to develop competitive mobile processors, no specific decision has been made.”Popping up in the Android tablet stakes this month is the Realme Pad X. Sporting mid-range specs and a price around $199.
“...the switch in fabs is giving Qualcomm a chance to improve upon the original 8 Gen 1 from both ends of the spectrum, resulting in the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1. On the performance front, TSMC’s node affords them an easy opportunity to increase CPU and GPU clockspeeds for more performance… Now even the slowest A510 cores can run at 2GHz.
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