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Samsung has a lot to brag about on today's mobile scene. The Korean tech giant has managed to stay firmly on top of the ferociously-competitive market for quite some time now, so, it is definitely got a working formula for success. A big chunk of it, at least in recent years, has been the move away from generic chip architecture and towards the in-house development of Exynos technology.
Samsung's silicon has proven to be quite powerful and versatile and consequently a major market hit. But, despite all the custom-tailored technology that goes into the Exynos SoCs, it is a fact that Samsung still relies on standard ARM graphics for the chips. The move towards custom graphics cores seems only logical and has, in fact, been the subject of a lot of rumors and speculations. Industry sources, however, now hint that Samsung has delayed work on custom mobile graphics, by as much as five years.
Earlier reports suggested a possible AMD buyout, a step which would fuel the in-house GPU development significantly. That possibility is still on the table, but it is unlikely that Samsung will step away from ARM's Mali chips in the foreseeable future. And frankly, it has good reasons for sticking with the industry standard.
For one, ARM has proven time and time again to be a reliable partner, staying on the cutting edge of innovation and delivering comparable and often better performance than competitors, such as Adreno and PowerVR. Still, Samsung might already be working toward custom GPU's in the long run. The company has allegedly managed to lure engineers from NVIDIA, AMD and Intel to spearhead the research, so, the possibility of an entirely in-house developed Exynos chipset is still very high, albeit probably not in the next five years or so.
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Almost three years after its predecessor took Kickstarter by storm, the Pebble Time crashes the smartwatch scene with an even louder bang. The newcomer became the most successful Kickstarter…
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The Sony Xperia Z3+ could be unveiled in India next week, as the company has started sending out invitations for a June 26 press event that will be held in New Delhi.
For those who aren't in the know, the Z3+ is the global version of the Xperia Z4 smartphone available only in Japan. It is already up for pre-order in Europe, and is expected to go on sale on the same date – June 26.
It's worth mentioning that the June 26 press event in India comes exactly a month after the company unveiled the Xperia M4 Aqua Dual and Xperia C4 Dual in the country.
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Although not officially, the HTC One M9+ and One E9+ – which were unveiled in China in April and March this year, respectively – are now available for purchase in the US.
Both are available on Amazon. As for the price, while the One M9+ carries a tag of $799, the One E9+ will set you back $499. The former is available in gunmetal grey and silver gold, and the latter is available in grey and rose white colour options.
Its worth mentioning that One M9+ and E9+ are the company's first Quad HD phones. Both run Android Lollipop out-of-the-box.
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