Samsung Galaxy S22 - HERE WE GO AGAIN By XEETECHCARE

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Aug 16, 2021
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Samsung Galaxy S22 - HERE WE GO AGAIN

The galaxy s22 leaks are back, what's up guys, so Samsung is in a bit of a weird position. They have Xiaomi breathing on their necks. They killed the node flagship phone this year as well, so they really need to bring their absolute best. With the upcoming galaxy s22 series. We finally know which camera sensor Samsung is hoping to use on their base: galaxy, s22 and s22, plus according to ice universe. In September of this year, Samsung will officially announce the 200 megapixel sensor, as well as a 50 megapixel RGBW sensor.

This RGBW sensor could very likely end up on the base s22 and the s22 plus giving them the much-needed camera upgrade over the previous generation. RGBW means that, in addition to red, green and blue colors, we also have a white led spectrum, hence more accurate colors, and it should provide improved, highlight rendition in high contrast scenes again. This is only for the s22 and the s22 plus for the s22. Ultra Samsung will be using a brand new isosceles hm4 sensor at 108 megapixel resolution. Now they are announcing a 200 mega sensor, but apparently it's going to be for their most dangerous rival Xiaomi.

We also thought that Samsung would use this sensor on their s22 ultra. But apparently, there's been a change of plans, change of how Samsung is doing things internally. It seems like they don't want to follow the numbers blindly. As for the other, interesting upgrades for the ultra model includes a continuous zoom setup, which could be the next big groundbreaking upgrade now Samsung will still likely utilize the Qualcomm snapdragon 898 on the galaxy s42 series in us, Canada and china. We actually got some details on this chip.

Apparently it's going to be packed with power running the prime x2 core at 3.09 gigahertz, which is a very high clock, speed compared to the 2.84 gigahertz of previous generation. All I hope is that they manage thermals on that thing, especially running at that high frequency. As for the international regions, we'll see the Enos chip with the brand new AMD GPU. Now, if the AMD excess chip beats the snapdragon 898, then I want this chip to be in all regions in all markets. Ending this dual chip BS once and for all now speaking of snapdragon 898, this chip will be used by other manufacturers as well, including xiaomi is on fire.

The leaks for the 12 are already coming. According to the reports, the 12 will use the snap breaking 898 chips with the brand new lpddr5x ram. The x series of rams will now be supported by the brand-new chip, and it will likely be available on more flagships as well. Xiaomi may be looking to bring the meat tool series as early as possible, not too long after the s22 launch in order to truly challenge Samsung. Now Xiaomi is not done with this year, yet they actually got one more flagship phone for the second half of this year.

The mix 4. According to the recent certification listing, it's confirmed that this phone exists, and it will come out in the later part of this year. As for the specs and features it's actually going to be very similar to the mi 11 ultra, the biggest difference will be the under display camera up front, and possibly we could see the sniper again triple h, plus chip on board, as I've said before, Xiaomi is closing on Samsung's number one position, so Samsung really has to do something big with the s22 lineup and, most importantly, they have to absolutely bring the Galaxy Note series back in the game. That's all for today. Let me know your thoughts in the comment section below subscribe if you're new here be sure to follow on Instagram.

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