Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra - Sorry Apple

I get it, the S24 Ultra just dropped, and you  wanna soak in that vibe first! Talking about the Galaxy S25 Ultra already seems too soon, right?  But guess what– tech moves fast, and there's some cool stuff happening with the S25 Ultra that  I'd like to share with you. so hear me out. You see when Qualcomm unveiled the Snapdragon 8  Gen 3 for the S24 Ultra a few months ago, they also mentioned that starting with the Snapdragon  8 Gen 4 which will end up on the S25 Ultra, they are going to shift t

o the Oryon cores. What is Oryon core you ask? It's basically a new CPU core but it's a game changer for Qualcomm  and Samsung. You see, back in January 2021, Qualcomm bought a company called Nuvia which  was founded by former Apple engineers renowned for creating Apple M series chips.  Fast forward to October last year, Qualcomm revealed that these cores outshine the  latest Apple M chip in performance while being considerably more energy-efficient. Although  initially introduced in the PC vers

ion, the company also disclosed plans to integrate  Oryon cores into the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4. Today, we've got a leaked benchmark score to give  you a sneak peek at what this chip can do. First things first, the chip is made using  TSMC's 3nm nodes, and the rumors claim that Qualcomm has made significant strides, with  CPU performance potentially rivaling Apple's M series chips let alone the A series chips. So, on Geekbench 6, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 is about to hit over 2,800 points in the singl

e-core  test and crush 10,000 points in the multi-core test. That's a first for any mobile, getting so  close to, let alone crossing, the 10,000 mark. Let me throw in some context – check out the scores  for the S24 Ultra and iPhone 15 Pro Max. It's like a massive performance gap, no kidding. But wait, there's more! It's pulling off these scores with just 8W of power,  compared to its predecessor's 11W. That's a big jump in power efficiency.  And here's the cherry on top – word is, the Adreno 83

0 GPU inside is supposedly 10% more  powerful than Apple's desktop-grade M2 chip. We all know Apple has been dominating the  chip game for the past decade with its A-series chips. But things have been shaking up  lately. This year, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 caught up in CPU performance with the latest  A-series chip. Now, Oryon might just be the last thing Qualcomm needs to outshine Apple. Now, check out this crazy rumor making the rounds: word on the street is Samsung is going all-in with 

the Exynos chip for the Galaxy S25 lineup. I mean, this tipster claims Samsung's planning to  exclusively use Snapdragon chips for their foldables, go full-on Exynos in the S series, and  mix it up with MediaTek and Exynos in the A series phones. But hold up, before you start losing  your mind, let me drop some truth bombs. I can tell you with absolute certainty, like 100%,  that this ain't gonna happen. Samsung just renewed their deal with Qualcomm, promising to stick with  Snapdragon chips for

the foreseeable future. Plus, it would be downright crazy to ditch Qualcomm when  they're sitting pretty at the top. So, don't fall for this unfounded rumor – it's just noise. Anyway, Samsung might just make our dreams come true with the Z Fold 6 by dropping an Ultra model.  Click here for more info and I'll see you there.