Samsung Galaxy S21 is essentially anticipated to launch subsequent month, and the cellphone has been topic to a number of rumours and suggestions previously. It has now been allegedly noticed on Geekbench with the brand new Snapdragon 888 SoC and Android 11. The smartphone, together with two others within the Galaxy S21 collection, is predicted to launch on January 14 with pre-orders starting on the identical day. Leaks counsel that there could also be a Samsung Galaxy S21+ mannequin and one other Samsung Galaxy S21 Extremely mannequin within the lineup.
Geekbench benchmarking website has listed a Samsung cellphone with mannequin quantity SM-G991U. This mannequin quantity is essentially related to Samsung Galaxy S21, and the itemizing means that the cellphone will run on Android 11 software program when it launches. It’s also tipped to have a processor codenamed ‘lahiana,’ that’s related to the newly introduced Snapdragon 888 SoC.
This next-gen flagship SoC for premium smartphones was unveiled a couple of days in the past on the Qualcomm Snapdragon Tech Summit 2020. The brand new chip, a successor to final 12 months’s Snapdragon 865 SoC, was purported to be named Snapdragon 875 SoC up till now. It comes with a third-generation Qualcomm Snapdragon X60 5G modem that’s touted to allow compatibility for each mmWave and sub-6 networks throughout all main bands worldwide.
The benchmarking website additionally confirmed that Samsung Galaxy S21 could pack 8GB of RAM on board. It manages to attain a modest single-core rating of 1,075 factors and a multi-core rating of two,916 factors.
Samsung Galaxy S21 collection is predicted to be cheaper than the Samsung Galaxy S20 collection. The vanilla mannequin is predicted to function a triple digital camera setup on the again and could also be supplied in color choices of sunshine pink, violet, black, silver, gray, and black. It’s anticipated to have an Infinity-O show, with the hole-punch cutout positioned within the centre.
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