In this article:
- Samsung Galaxy S24 FE benchmark leak hints at a familiar Exynos processor.
- Galaxy Chromebooks to receive improved audio quality thanks to Android integration.
- Exclusive: Samsung spotted testing One UI for the upcoming Galaxy Tab S10 series.
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE Expected to Use Exynos Processor
A recent benchmark leak offers a glimpse into the specifications of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 FE. The benchmark suggests the device will utilize the same Exynos 2400 processor found in the flagship Galaxy S24 series, albeit with a slightly lower clock speed on the fastest core. This leak aligns with Samsung’s past strategy for Fan Edition phones, which often feature processors from the previous generation’s flagship models.
Galaxy Chromebooks Get Audio Quality Boost with Android Integration
Exciting news for Chromebook users! Google is integrating key aspects of Android’s technology stack into ChromeOS. This update, rolling out with ChromeOS 122, includes a switch to Android’s Fluoride Bluetooth stack. This change unlocks support for higher-quality audio codecs like AAC, aptX, aptX HD, and LDAC. Additionally, Bluetooth LE Audio, offering improved sound quality and reliability, is on the horizon for Chromebooks. These advancements will significantly enhance the audio experience when using Galaxy Buds or other compatible wireless earbuds with Chromebooks.
Exclusive: Samsung Testing One UI for Upcoming Galaxy Tab S10 Series
Based on our exclusive findings, Samsung is actively developing the next generation of tablets – the Galaxy Tab S10 series. Evidence suggests the company is testing One UI builds for both the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and Ultra models. While details regarding technical specifications remain scarce, leaks point towards the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus featuring a MediaTek Dimensity 9300 processor. We expect a formal launch sometime in Q1 2025, potentially alongside the Galaxy S25 series.
