Roll-out of 4G LTE networks in India is making smartphone brands launch compatible devices in the country. Just like China, India uses 2300 MHz band to provide 4G LTE to consumers and we have already listed all the 4G LTE compatible smartphones in India. Surprisingly, Samsung didn’t have any 4G LTE compatible smartphones in the country but looks like upcoming devices will have it. It might also be used in the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 4.
Samsung has unveiled a new SoC, the Exynos ModAP adding multi-band 4G LTE Cat 4 (150 Mbps downlink and 50 Mbps uplink) network capabilities to current generation Exynos Octa processor. The Exynos ModAP is build using a 28nm fabrication process. All of its eight CPU cores (4 x Cortex A15 + 4 x Cortex A7) can run simultaneously, thanks to HMP (heterogenous multi-processing). It is also compatible with 6.4GB/s channel RAM. Thanks to a powerful GPU, the chipset helps devices in recording 2160p (3840 x 2160 pixels) videos at 30fps.
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5G already launced in japan and india still preparing for 4G whereas 3G towers are only available in towns and cities not in villages although 2G is a massive hit really depressed.
5G is yet to be launched. Japan is preparing to launch it by 2020. Byt yeah no doubt as always India is pretty late in adopting new technologies.
A very good news for the consumers.