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we do not care . Mediatek 2000 will destroy it anyway, if not in processor power, at least in heat management
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Kangal, 5 hours agoNo one should be excited for it. Based on the figures released by ARM themselves, we can hope … moreIf you don’t upgrade your phone every 1-2 years and rely on software updates, you might as well use an iPhone.
It is also unwise to hold onto Android phones as their resale or trade-in value drops relative to iPhones.
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Almost every three years, a Qualcomm chip contributes to global warming and becomes gamers’ nightmare.
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Tech nerd 333, 3 hours agoI don’t understand why qualcomm switched to samsung nodes, however, they may have some f … moreThat’s because TSMC has its hands full with Apple’s A-series chips. I heard that Mediatek also uses TSMC.
That’s pretty early on since Qualcomm usually tends to launch its brand new flagship chipset at the end of the year.
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Anonymous, 6 hours agoLeaking you easily get $$$ or attention Well, unless this leakster works directly with sup … moreThey are all insiders and paid by the companies except 2% of the leaks which are in fact real leaks.
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Anonymous, 8 hours agoWhy don’t you go make your own phones then, troll, since it’s all rubbish … moreHey, it’s not my fault that phone makers make junk phones and don’t give us what we want and need on purpose.
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The Android Freak, 6 hours agoOppo and Vivo boot chargers cannot be unlocked. Xiaomi / Poco / OnePlus are the easiest devices to own … moreGood to know! Will continue to avoid them too. And Nokia? Are their starter chargers also locked / provide unlockers?
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I don’t understand why qualcomm switched to samsung nodes, however, they may have a future backup in mind. Maybe Samsung could have some potential service in the future. I really hope they change their mind about using samsung nodes, the 888 has lost so much potential because of it, and I don’t want the 898 to be another one. I know they could also bring more performance leaps for the next gen SoC and take their time, something which can be compared to the new GPU built into Samsung Exynos. But in all fairness, they should prioritize heat management first.
10911594No one should be excited for it.
Based on the figures released by ARM themselves, we can expect a reduction in performance with chipsets next year. It will be exactly like in 2015, when QSD 800/801/805 devices were still competing with QSD 808/810 devices. The saving grace for phones is that 5G radio could become more efficient, as could the displays, and maybe the battery, but I don’t expect miracles here. The GPU could be boosted, but that’s a bit pointless since we don’t really use them to their potential. Neural processors (AI / NL / etc, etc.) are just a buzzword, they don’t do anything the GPU can’t, or at least the CPU.
What’s worth getting excited about is the hardware security of ARMv8.
It is possible that 2022 phones will receive longer updates (eg 5 years vs. 3 years) than 2021 phones. However, this is not in the cards of all OEMs except Apple. . Not to mention that the software front must catch up, so Android 13 and their OEM variants. This can be bad news for bootloaders, custom Roms, and root access.
So if I were a consumer now, I would stick with my QSD 855 phone. Or if upgrading from something slower than the QSD 778 is a good option, you won’t miss the QSD 898. Au instead, I would save my money and get the next upgrade (eg 2023 phone).
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nanagdad, 9 hours ago“Samsung’s 4nm manufacturing process could deliver up to 20% performance improvement & q … moreWait another eight months. In June 2020, you will see snapdragon 898+.
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Anonymous, 6 hours agoWill not buy any phone from SoC makers by scam up to TSMC. No wonder Apple gave up … moreSnapdragon 898+ will arrive in the second half of next year and will be based on TSMC 4nm technology.
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Anonymous, 6 hours agoToo bad Samsung has locked this option down to downgrade even to the very first version of the operating system that the phone has … moreOppo and Vivo boot chargers cannot be unlocked. Xiaomi / Poco / OnePlus are the easiest devices to have this feature.
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Anonymous, 6 hours agoHeard they throttle less, but top performance is lower than the A15 and Exynos 2200. Not sure … more* Dimensity 2000
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Almidani, 8 hours agoHopefully these noobs don’t mess up with such a choke mess like this again.Heard they throttle less, but peak performance is lower than the A15 and Exynos 2200. I’m not sure about Mediatek Dimensity 1200.
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Almidani, 8 hours agoDude, all these so called “leaksters” are crooks – they’re bought by the various … moreBy running away you easily get $$$ or attention
Well, unless that leaker is working directly with the supply chain or insiders like Ming Chi Kuo with Apple.
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kanaaka, 6 hours agoexactly, only if we can easily install or uninstall the new version of the operating system, just like we do … moreToo bad Samsung locked this option down to revert to the very first version of the phone’s operating system. I don’t know about Sony, but maybe they haven’t fully locked the downgrade option. Xiaomi is pretty much the simplest as they even provide users with Motorola-identical bootloader unlocks which is good for open development and Oneplus. I don’t own an Oppo or Vivo so I’m not sure about them.
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Anonymous, 8 hours agoOverkill processors, processors from 3 years ago are still working fine. exactly, only if we can easily install or uninstall a new OS version like we do on PC, maybe even 5 year old flaghsip will do just fine for me.
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Anonymous, 8 hours agoFrom 2014Such an imaginary comment, the 2014 coulters can not run the title of best dog 2020
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Will not buy any phone from SoC makers by scam up to TSMC. No wonder Apple dropped the TSMC scam due to overheating.
