It seems that this time, we could have reached the final chapter of the soap opera that they have starred in. Qualcomm y Samsung regarding the incorporation, or not, of the Snapdragon 810 in the future Galaxy S6 Due, at first, to its alleged overheating problems: from a statement made by the company it seems to be deduced that the Korean flagship will not finally use its processors.
Qualcomm would have lost "an important customer"
We said a few days ago that, with or without overheating problems, it seemed that, after all, Samsung was not going to use the Snapdragon 810 in its Galaxy S6 simply because it had decided to bet on its own Exynos 7 processors, officially presented at the end of last year, so that the offer of Qualcomm to redesign their chip exclusively for them would have been in vain. The latest news from the processor manufacturer would confirm these rumors, or at least suggest that they point in the right direction.
Qualcomm has made this night public referring to its plans for 2015, that it seems that "an important client" could decide not to use the Snapdragon 810 on its next flagship. Certainly there is no explicit reference to Samsung not to Galaxy S6, but for those of us who have been following this story, there is not much doubt which customer and which flagship it is referring to.
Will the Galaxy S6 suffer?
Now the question remains, of course, especially for those who are most impatiently awaiting that new flagship of Samsung, assess whether the Galaxy S6 will lose out not with the change, although it does not seem at first that there are too many reasons to fear, since the processors Exynos have always actually been among the best and the Koreans seem genuinely satisfied with their new generation of 64-bit octa-core processors. The benchmarks they will clear us of doubts in the future.
Source: cnet.com