Samsung has been releasing some of the most sought after smartphones and tablets in the mobile world over the last 5 years or so. With the rise of the Galaxy series, Samsung has cemented itself into the mobile world and really has been the only company to come close to matching the design and functionality that Apple has been providing to millions of users over the years. Samsung is about to release a new smartphone and according to what the sources are saying online, it is going to rock the mobile world.
For the most part, by the time a Samsung smartphone is released, the consumers know every little thing there is to know about it. The Samsung Galaxy S7 is not going to be any different this time around. That is where the hype is coming from online this week. There are reports online that are coming from China that claim the new Samsung Galaxy S7 benchmark is breaking records.
There will be a very powerful chipset in the new Samsung Galaxy S7 and it is expected to be the Exynos 8890. In most cases, early benchmark results are not very clear as to what device is being tested, but with a little digging you can usually figure it out based on the model number. For this instance, the model number was SM-G9300, but there was no name mentioned in the test. Regardless of the name of the device, the chipset scored very high compared to other devices.
The new Huawei handset was supposed to also be something very powerful and it scored a 65,000 in the benchmark test. With that as a guide, the new chipset for the Samsung Galaxy S7 scored a whopping 103,692. That is a significantly higher number and is one that has never been achieved before. Fans that have been watching the progress of the new Samsung Galaxy S7 handset are happy with the numbers even if they are not able to get a confirmation from Samsung about it. They will hold onto that number until the first phone is sold and reviewed online so they can check model numbers.
The Samsung Galaxy S7 is expected to be released in the early part of 2016 and usually starts in the China region. As it slowly moves across the globe from that point on, the consumers waiting in the United States are going to know exactly what the Samsung Galaxy S7 will have to offer when it shows up in stores near them. Samsung is still taking a little heat with the removal of the microSD card expansion in the latest Samsung Galaxy S6 and tablets. Consumers were not too happy about that and Samsung might have listened.