Samsung has been using its own Exynos SoCs inside select smartphone models since 2010, when the company released the very first Galaxy S handset. Since then, Exynos processors became more and more popular, even powering some non-Samsung handsets (made by China's Lenovo and Meizu, for example).But it seems that it's only now, in 2015, when Exynos processors are becoming truly important, as Samsung will exclusively use the octa-core Exynos 7420 to power its next-generation flagship smartphones: the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, both of which are going to be officially announced tomorrow at ...
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