So you know the Galaxy unpacked event is right around the corner when Samsung themselves
start releasing teaser videos for the event.
They have released the 1st teaser of the unpacked event headlined by the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra.
Let's take a look.
So Samsung teases exactly which devices will be arriving at the August 5th online-only
event by putting silhouettes of each product at the end of the video.
Those are the Galaxy Note 20 lineup, Galaxy Z Fold 2, Tab S7 and S7+, Galaxy buds live
and of course the Galaxy watch 3.
Interestingly, Samsung also teases some behind-the-scenes access and stories from developers and designers
at this event which will make the event much more interesting because every year we know
well in advance what exactly are they going to talk about, so there's no element of surprise.
But behind the scene access and stories will surely make watching the event worthwhile
something OnePlus did with their OnePlus Nord.
A month ago Apple had the best-looking keynote ever with the visuals and editing, it remains
to be seen if Samsung can make the unpacked better than the keynote.
So Samsung will sell optional accessories for the Galaxy Note 20 lineup namely the Smart
Clear View Cover cases and we have a live picture of that.
Interestingly, the case will have an antimicrobial coating to keep the virus at bay which is
a smart move from the company considering the state the world is in right now.
Yes, you read that right!
Samsung is expanding the presence of its Exynos lineup to PCs.
Apparently, the new processor is based on Exynos 1000, and it could be called Exynos
1.
It's going to be a 5nm chipset and could use the Cortex-X1 CPU core.
At first glance you would think this is a bad thing for consumers but not really.
This isn't the old Exynos, they have gotten rid of the things that made the Exynos inferior
to Snapdragon such as custom cores and a weaker Mali GPU.
Going forward Samsung will use a faster Cortex X1 CPU and AMD GPU which on paper means it
will be a powerhouse.
Currently, only Qualcomm sells ARM-based processors for Windows PCs so Samsung entering the market
will provide competition in the PC segment which is a good thing for consumers.
Samsung is also developing custom Exynos chipset for Google for its pixel lineup so it seems
Samsung is fairly confident in its new revamped Exynos.
We'll see how this pans out next year.
The camera specs of the Galaxy S20 FE has been leaked.
According to Ice Universe, Samsung will not use their own 50MP camera sensor instead will
opt for Sony's 12MP sensor.
So basically the S20 FE will have the Galaxy S20's camera setup which isn't a bad thing
considering the S20 has a really good triple camera setup.
The S20 FE will be a better device than the base Galaxy Note 20 in many aspects and will
even cost less than the Note 20.
The rumored price is $750.
So if you live in the Exynos region, the Snapdragon 865 equipped S20 FE is a better alternative
for you.
Samsung is scheduled to launch this handset in December.
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and as always I'll see you tomorrow...Peace out!