Previously, we have listened to reports and rumors that Samsung plans to use the cooling of the steam room in the S22 series.
Now, the Android authority reports this might not happen.
Instead of going with the cooling of the steam room, Samsung can use a multi-layer thermal graphite bearing for heat dissipation, claiming Fronttron Tipster on Twitter.
The reason is said to cut costs.
Samsung has used steam room cooling technology for the temporary Galaxy S10 series with Galaxy Note 20 phones, the company uses two types of cooling solutions, with several models equipped with copper steam rooms while others have graphite thermal pads.
Being a smartphone with a cooling steam room is a big problem on the market for some time, something that Samsung was cashed despite the high cost because of too many telephones.
But now, the novelty factor is lost and because the exynos cellphone is known to have poor heat dissipation when put into ground, it is the right time for Samsung to increase its prospects for internal cooling technology and bring something else, which is why claims by Fronttron want to enter Sense.
The Galaxy S22 smartphone can be launched next year.
This series is expected to consist of S22, S22 + and S22 Ultra.
Galaxy S22 can display FHD + 6.06 inches with a 120-inch refresh speed, S22 + one 6.55 inches with a 120Hz refresh speed, while the Galaxy S22 Ultra speculates to be equipped with a 6.8-inch QHD + 120Hz screen.
Galaxy S22 Ultra can use a 108MP primary camera on the back, accompanied by a 12MP ultra-wide lens and can also have a special camera sensor for zooming purposes.