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According to a report Google Pixel 7 series does not support latest 5G networks  

 Report: Google Pixel 7 series does not support the latest 5G standards

According to a report Google Pixel 7 series does not support latest 5G networks&nbsp;&nbsp;

In India, the Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro received the Android 13 QPR2 Beta 2 update, which added 5G support. However, according to a recent report by 9to5 Google, these phones are only compatible with the first 3GPP 5G standard, Release 15, which was introduced in 2018, and not with the latest standards, including Release 16 by Qualcomm, which was released in 2021.
The Pixel 7 series uses Samsung's Exynos 5300 modem, which currently only supports Release 15. However, Samsung has stated that it can support Release 16, and the Pixel 7 series may receive an update to this standard later this year. Release 16 is better than Release 15 in terms of coverage, capacity, latency, power, mobility, and reliability.

The Galaxy S23 will allegedly only get a Snapdragon 8 Gen2 version.

Galaxy S23 might drop the Exynos chipset altogether

The Galaxy S23 will allegedly only get a Snapdragon 8 Gen2 version.

Famous tech analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Samsung will not use its in-house Exynos chipset on the upcoming Galaxy S23 series.
Kuo suggests that the upcoming Snapdragon 8 Gen2 chipset has an obvious advantage in terms of power and efficiency when compared to the competing Exynos variant, which has prompted Samsung to drop the latter altogether.&nbsp;
Depending on where you live, the Galaxy S line is currently powered by either a Snapdragon chipset or an Exynos chipset.
However, Exynos models have always been criticised for their inferior performance when compared to Snapdragon variants.
Samsung has traditionally always launched Exynos-powered flagships in India, however, that changed this year with the Galaxy S22 series since Samsung launched the Snapdragon 8 Gen1-powered version this time around.&nbsp;
It looks like the company is entirely giving up on Exynos flagship SoCs in 2023.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/samsung-leads-india-s-smartwatch-market-1657282500163" target="_blank">Samsung leads India&rsquo;s smartwatch market</a>

Reports have indicated that Google's recently announced custom 'Tensor' chipset, may be a re-branded Exynos chipset made by Samsung.

Google's Tensor chip could be a re-branded Exynos processor from Samsung: reports

Reports have indicated that Google's recently announced custom 'Tensor' chipset, may be a re-branded Exynos chipset made by Samsung.
According to reports, the new processor could be the unreleased Exynos 9855, internally codenamed Whitechapel, that's incidentally the same codename used by google for its Tensor chipset.
Reports say the Exynos 9855 will be similar to the Exynos 9840 chip, that's commercially called the Exynos 2100, and is one of the processors that powers the flagship Galaxy S21 series of devices.
Google's Tensor chipset is expected to make its debut on the recently teased Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro devices.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">Reports have indicated that Google's recently announced custom 'Tensor' chipset, may be a re-branded Exynos chipset made by Samsung.</div>

Reports have indicated that Google's recently announced custom 'Tensor' chipset, may be a re-branded Exynos chipset made by Samsung.
According to reports, the new processor could be the unreleased Exynos 9855, internally codenamed Whitechapel, that's incidentally the same codename used by google for its Tensor chipset.
Reports say the Exynos 9855 will be similar to the Exynos 9840 chip, that's commercially called the Exynos 2100, and is one of the processors that powers the flagship Galaxy S21 series of devices.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/google-tensor-custom-mobile-soc-announced-will-power-pixel-6-pixel-6-pro-1627981525900" target="_blank">Google Tensor custom mobile SoC announced, will power Pixel 6 &amp; Pixel 6 Pro</a>
Google's Tensor chipset is expected to make its debut on the recently teased Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro devices.

According to a report from 9to5Google, the upcoming Google Pixel 6 smartphones will use a custom chipset developed in partnership with Samsung.

Report: Google Pixel 6 devices to use a custom chipset 

According to a report from 9to5Google, the upcoming Google Pixel 6 smartphones will use a custom chipset developed in partnership with Samsung. The report says that custom SoC has been codenamed "Whitechapel", and will share hardware and software components with Samsung's&nbsp;Exynos&nbsp;processors. The report also claims that these custom chips will be used in Google's Chromebook devices as well.&nbsp;

Reports say that the rumoured upcoming Samsung Galaxy F62 smartphone could be priced under ₹25,000.

Reports: upcoming Samsung Galaxy F62 could be priced under ₹25,000

Reports say that the rumoured upcoming Samsung Galaxy F62 smartphone could be priced under ₹25,000. Tipsters have predicted that the second device to come to the F-series may sport a powerful Exynos chipset as well. According to tipsters, it's Geekbench test results outperforms the Snapdragon 765G chipset from Qualcomm.

Reports say that Samsung is working on a 200MP ISOCELL image sensor that could be first seen in ZTE's Axon 30 Pro smartphone. 

Reports: Samsung working on 200MP ISOCELL image sensor

Reports say that Samsung is working on a 200MP ISOCELL image sensor that could be first seen in ZTE's Axon 30 Pro smartphone.

Reports say that Samsung is working on a 200MP ISOCELL image sensor that could be first seen in ZTE's Axon 30 Pro smartphone. Tipsters say the sensor will be able to record videos in 16K resolution, and support 4-in-1 and 16-in-1 pixel binning to reduce noise in images. It's worth noting that one of Samsung's new processors, the Exynos 1080, is capable of supporting up to a 200MP camera sensor.

Galaxy Watch 3 Review: Hardware 

Now let's talk about the internals..and the first thing you need to know is&nbsp;that this watch runs on a 1.15 gigahertz dual-core Exynos processor, which isn't going to be as powerful as its Snapdragon counterpart but then again a smartwatch doesn't require a whole lot of processing power. Over here, the RAM is more important and luckily you've got 1GB of it which is more than sufficient for a smartwatch. In my experience, the Galaxy Watch 3 always felt very snappy and navigating around the software was never an issue.&nbsp;

Now let's talk about the internals..and the first thing you need to know is&nbsp;that this watch runs on a 1.15 gigahertz dual-core Exynos processor, which isn't going to be as powerful as its Snapdragon counterpart but then again a smartwatch doesn't require a whole lot of processing power. Over here, the RAM is more important and luckily you've got 1GB of it which is more than sufficient for a smartwatch. In my experience, the Galaxy Watch 3 always felt very snappy and navigating around the software was never an issue.&nbsp;

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