The Snapdragon 652, although comes with four latest and enhanced Cortex-A72 CPU cores, it is built with a much larger 28nm manufacturing procedure. We don’t know if this new variety will lead to Samsung Galaxy Tab S3’s disappearance this year.
Samsung did this update inconspicuously, and it is not clear as to why they did the modification in the first place. Android Authority maintains that the price of the processors or improvement on the multi-core performance may have prompted the alteration.
Or maybe Samsung just wanted to get a taste of the faster modem abilities that the Snapdragon 652 has to offer for the Tab S2. It is nothing new for tech companies to update current new iterations with newer hardware.
A Samsung tablet with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 652 processor was recently taken to Geekbench. Even though we know that it is not the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 for sure, Phone Arena is saying that it is probably a new iteration of the Samsung Galaxy Tab E.
As far as the release date is in question, it is still believed to be this year. Even though nothing has been confirmed by the tech giant personally, fans remain hopeful. All we can do is wait and pray that it doesn’t miss its launch this time around.
Stay tuned for more updates regarding the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3.