Surprise! There Will be an Octa-core SoC Samsung Galaxy S5
Samsung didn't mention this in its press conference last night.
Last night, Samsung unveiled its long-awaited Galaxy S5 smartphone. Though the company was more than happy to talk about new features in the phone's software, it didn't get too specific about the Galaxy S5's hardware. We really wanted Samsung to talk more about the underlying hardware of the device, but we suspect that information is being saved for the launch of the phone in April. That said, we do have another tidbit of information for you guys.
According to an infographic released by Samsung late last night, there will actually be another version of the Galaxy S5 with an octa-core processor running the show. This processor will apparently be an Exynos clocked to 2.1 GHz.

While it's not unusual for Samsung to release two versions of its flagship device based on different processors for different markets, quad-core to octa-core is a pretty substantial difference on the spec sheet. We'd like to get our hands on these phones so we can test the performance on both, but the U.S. market will likely only get one variant of the phone, so we don't know how likely that will be.
No word on whether or not this second version of the phone will launch on April 11 with the Snapdragon 801 version. No doubt there will be a lot more information on this as the launch date draws closer.
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Awe, don't ruin a low-information Apple fangirl's ignorance of reality...they live in their own rose-colored world.
I pre orderd my phone from AT&T. I even got it before the official launch in black mist. It constantly freezes and I get at least one app crash a day.
Yeah because this really looks like I am an iPhone user. https://twitter.com/ty_tcb1005/status/424638298913382400
If you will note, the picture date is Jan 18, way before this post was ever started. If you look further down my profile, you will see more screenshots from my GS4.
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I don't know why you are trying to argue that I don't have a Galaxy S4. It is unfortunately sitting in front of me.
They invented a picture of an Apple which adds $500 to any device.
How is that LOL? It is called a 2 year contract which means that I am stuck with my GS4 for 2 years!
If you don't own a Samsung and I do, why are you saying I am lying that my phone is bad?