Samsung appears to be set to announce the Samsung Galaxy S22 series in February 2022, a month after rumors of the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE launch, with the former likely to consist of three models namely Samsung Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22 Plus and S22. Ultra.
Now it looks like the company may be finally working on this approach as it seems more markets will now get the Snapdragon variant instead of the Exynos variant, which has been a step or two behind its rival in the past few years.
Samsung will finally unveil Snapdragon chips in Asian and African markets
While there are rumors that Samsung will be launching Snapdragon-powered S22 models in all parts of the world, skipping Exynos entirely. Max Weinbach from Android Police confirmed that there will still be certain regions to receive Exynos chips. Weinbach saw SoC versions of the Exynos 2200 and Snapdragon 898 of the Galaxy S22 series.
He doesn't mention what variants will be available in different regions, but adds that Asian and African markets will get the Snapdragon variant instead of the Exynos variant, according to a previous leak from Galaxyclub.
This means the Samsung Galaxy S22 series in the UK, Europe and the rest of the world will get the Exynos SoC, while markets like Asia, Africa and the US will get the Snapdragon variant.
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Interestingly, this will be the first time that Asia and Africa will receive separate variants of all three smartphones with different model numbers (SM-S901E, SM-S906E and SM-S908E).
In other news, it now appears that the company's biggest competitor, Samsung, has taken the liberty of taking pictures at Apple with an offer from the company, while Galaxy Club noticed a rise among Samsung members. an app that distributes a free napkin to the first 1000 people subscribing to this offer.
In the screenshot from the outlet, you can see that the size of the cleaning cloth is 20cm x 20cm, which means it is larger than Apple's. This isn't the first time Samsung has taken pictures at Apple, as the company trolls Apple from time to time for removing the iPhone 7's headphone jack and notch.
