The ‘price to performance’ devices marketed under the Galaxy S FE banner were Samsung’s attractive offerings to the masses, allowing them to obtain a highly premium smartphone without spending flagship-level funds. It’s this approach that enabled the Korean giant to ship more than 10 million Galaxy S20 FE units in 2021, but somewhere down the road, Samsung lost its footing and hasn’t recovered since. A fresh benchmark leak shows the upcoming Galaxy S26 FE sporting an underwhelming SoC that’s up to 33 percent slower than the Exynos 2600-powered Galaxy S26, along with other disappointing specifications. The Exynos 2600 would have been […]

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It's a 'dog eat dog' world within Samsung's labyrinthine halls right now, with the memory division refusing to offer more-precious-than-gold memory chips to the mobile division on concessionary terms, leading to unprecedented cost pressures for Samsung's Galaxy division. And, in its desperation, Samsung Mobile is now reportedly turning to a major China-based manufacturer of OLED panels to cut down on costs, especially for mid-rangers such as the Galaxy S26 FE and A57 smartphones. How the mighty have fallen: Samsung Mobile is now turning to China Star Optoelectronics Technology (CSOT) for the OLED panels within the upcoming Galaxy S26 FE and […]

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