Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 spilled benchmarks affirms utilization of new chipset

We have been hearing reports that Qualcomm is supposed to send off an update to its Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, and presently because of spilled benchmarks, it appears as though those tales may be valid, and that one of the organizations expected to use the new chipset is Samsung.

This depends on a Geekbench posting for the US-bound Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4, one of Samsung's forthcoming foldables. As indicated by the benchmarks, it seems to be the phone will utilize the new Qualcomm chipset, which generally is supposed to be like its ancestor yet will highlight higher clock speeds, making it quicker than the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1.

We surmise this shouldn't actually have come as a shock, albeit truth be told assuming that the phones had utilized the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 it would have been fine. Ongoing reports have recommended that the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset could be sent off later than expected, however that would be in accordance with the bits of gossip about the Galaxy Z Flip 4's day for kickoff which will probably occur in August.

Different bits of gossip remember a potential knock for battery size and backing for somewhat quicker charging, and furthermore a possibly lower cost. Samsung will likewise undoubtedly declare the Galaxy Z Fold 4 close by the Flip 4, so make certain to seek out us before very long for additional reports on the new phones.