Although the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 already is available in two variants, Samsung plans to release a third version. This Note 4 will run on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810, the newest chip that will support the next generation of Android devices.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is currently one of the best and most powerful phablets the moment and You can further choose from two versions. The first version runs on the octa-core processor Exynos Octa 7, which Samsung has developed, and the other runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 805, a processor that we encounter in most phablets and tablets today. But both differ, according to several tests, not even so much in terms of performance, so there is still plenty of room for improvement.
And it looks like we have a enhanced version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 may expect, as the phablet is spotted with the new colossus Qualcomm: 64-bit 810 Snapdragon processor . It works with a total of eight cores, working in harmony with the big.LITTLE technology from ARM and Adreno 430 graphics processor unit. Four of these eight cores are intended for heavy tasks, such as gaming, for example, while the rest is suitable for lighter tasks, such as e-mail and other forms of communication.
The advantage is that a device with which Snapdragon 810 “gets it” when it is designed to give full throttle and when-he can take a step back and thus save energy. So it is good news that is updated one of the better phablets of the moment, but the bad news is that we update probably not going to see outside South Korea. Also, it will not happen before the Samsung Galaxy S6 smartphone marketed. The first devices are 810 expected in mid 2015, so it takes a while.
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