I know of no rivals who engaged in a legal battle as fierce as that conducted by Samsung and Apple, but it's not as long as the South Korean firm will not produce the majority of the upcoming processors iPhone 6S , expected later this year.
Indeed, if one believes the latest information from a South Korean publication, the Maeil Business Newspaper and relayed by Reuters, Samsung should be responsible for 75% of the processors that will be embedded in the iPhone 6S.
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He cites sources familiar with the intentions of the Cupertino, suggesting that 2015 will be the year of reconciliation between Samsung and Apple. The other interesting point is that will produce the 25% remaining fleas? Over the past two years, the company has also relied on a manufacturer based in Taiwan, TSMC.
As in the old days
However, there have been precedents for such an alliance is not as strange as it may seem at first glance. Indeed, if Samsung was used to make the chips of the iPhone since the era of the iPhone 5S, Apple is currently using TSMC to produce processors embedded in the iPhone and the iPhone 6 6 Plus.
Logically, the next iPhone and its processor is likely to be named the iPhone and Apple 6S A9 , although Apple will not, as usual, not reveal any details with the official launch of its future flagship. What's funny is that this means that the iPhone 6S can use multiple processors derived from Samsung that the Galaxy S6 itself.
Samsung generally sells its own Exynos chip, along with a derivative of Qualcomm - the best candidate for 2015 being the Snapdragon 810.
In addition to the new iPhone, the next A9 chip should also power the next generation of iPad Air and iPad Mini, adding that Apple could also launch a larger iPad, dubbed "iPad Pro", which is rumored to be powered by a A8X processor.
Although we know very little about the next iPhone, recent rumors have suggested that the device could highlight a photo sensor "dual lens" to improve the camera's performance in low light conditions, and 2 GB of RAM.
Indeed, if one believes the latest information from a South Korean publication, the Maeil Business Newspaper and relayed by Reuters, Samsung should be responsible for 75% of the processors that will be embedded in the iPhone 6S.
See also : Galaxy S6: the Exynos 7420 chip will faster than Snapdragon 810?
He cites sources familiar with the intentions of the Cupertino, suggesting that 2015 will be the year of reconciliation between Samsung and Apple. The other interesting point is that will produce the 25% remaining fleas? Over the past two years, the company has also relied on a manufacturer based in Taiwan, TSMC.
As in the old days
However, there have been precedents for such an alliance is not as strange as it may seem at first glance. Indeed, if Samsung was used to make the chips of the iPhone since the era of the iPhone 5S, Apple is currently using TSMC to produce processors embedded in the iPhone and the iPhone 6 6 Plus.
Samsung generally sells its own Exynos chip, along with a derivative of Qualcomm - the best candidate for 2015 being the Snapdragon 810.
In addition to the new iPhone, the next A9 chip should also power the next generation of iPad Air and iPad Mini, adding that Apple could also launch a larger iPad, dubbed "iPad Pro", which is rumored to be powered by a A8X processor.
Although we know very little about the next iPhone, recent rumors have suggested that the device could highlight a photo sensor "dual lens" to improve the camera's performance in low light conditions, and 2 GB of RAM.