The new Samsung flagship smartphones seem to be almost ready for launch: after the leak on the opening date of the Galaxy S22 preorder , in fact, new information has sprung up on the net that suggests an imminent presentation event of the next devices of the Korean giant, the whose release would be scheduled for February 2022.
In particular, a report by WinFuture says that Samsung has begun mass production of the components necessary for the assembly of the Galaxy S22, corroborating rumors that the device would be arriving in early 2022, immediately after the release of the Galaxy S21 FE. , which will be presented at CES in January.
The report also says that the company would have encountered some minor setbacks , which however would be quite common in the initial stages of production of the new devices. In addition, WinFuture also provides some interesting indiscretions on the current state of the production chain.
In particular, Samsung would be focused on the production of the S22 and the S22 + in dual variant , that is, with both the Exynos 2200 chipset and the Snapdragon 898 SoC. This sheds light on what the Samsung Galaxy S22 chipset will be , since so far the leaks are not agreed on this: it now seems certain that the model with SoC Snapdragon 898 will be destined for Europe and the United States, while the one with Exynos 2200 will be sold in Asia.
Instead, as regards the Galaxy S22 Ultra, Samsung would be giving priority to the "American" version of the device, which presumably should be the one equipped with a Qualcomm chipset. This would be due to the lack of chips and semiconductors, which would not have guaranteed Samsung a sufficient number of Exynos 2200s for its devices.
source/gsmarena.com