Samsung’s first flagship of the year, the Galaxy S20-series had been unveiled more than two months back for the global audiences and now the focus has shifted towards the upcoming Galaxy Note 20-series, which is expected to launch in August. As usual, we expect the device to be powered by the latest flagship Snapdragon chipset in some regions while others will get an equivalent Exynos version. With the Galaxy S20, there were some concerns that the Exynos 990 chipset had weaker performance and power consumption as compared to the Snapdragon 865. It appears that Samsung is now working on an improved Exynos SoC for the Galaxy Note 20.
Reports point to an upcoming Exynos 992 chipset that will first make its way onto the Galaxy Note 20-series. The SoC is being worked upon for the past couple of months as per reports, and it will likely be making use of Samsung’s 6nm process. Separately, Samsung might launch the Exynos variant of the Note 20 in its home market of South Korea, where it had reportedly faced humiliation for selling the Snapdragon variant of the Galaxy S20.
