Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe some of the specs of the S4 on this website are inaccurate. I'm almost sure the processor is wrong, ESPECIALLY how it's worded... Also, I think the frequencies are a little off. And since this is a complex case, the processor spec needs a better format to show that there are two sets of cores used at different times, and work at different frequencies. Please explain to me if I'm wrong or try to fix this. Thanks!
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This was my site of reference.. It tends to be a very credible site, and I'm sure you've heard of it. Samsung I9500 Galaxy S 4 - Full phone specifications
Rxpert83
Dr. Feelgood
Yes, I've heard of it. However, from your first post it sounds like you are saying there are inaccuracies on this website. I'm confused as to where the inaccuracy lies.
Can you expand on where you think there an error? ?
If on this site, do you have a link to a specific post or article?
Can you expand on where you think there an error? ?
If on this site, do you have a link to a specific post or article?
Rxpert83
Dr. Feelgood
From all the reports I've seen, there are two different processors setups involved depending on the market.
I still am not sure what you are referring to when you say "this".
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Samsung I9500 Galaxy S 4 - Full phone specifications
^^^^^^^ "This" link
Not sure if you can see it b/c your using Tapatalk maybe ?
XplosiV
Master X is Watching You
That's the international spec for the international i9500 and is correct. It has 2 CPU's one main one to do the main work (quad core) and a slave CPU to do menial work (also quad core)
The US spec for the Ewhatever the hell model code its getting, spec is a snapdragon 600 or 800 1.9ghz CPU.
The US spec for the Ewhatever the hell model code its getting, spec is a snapdragon 600 or 800 1.9ghz CPU.
Ok - if Phandroid's spec listings are wrong, please let them know at press@phandroid.com
If we have a spec listing as one of our official threads, and it's wrong, then we want to know so we can fix that - that's what Rx was saying, the "this" he was asking for was a link here so he could fix it.
Phandroid is the news arm, Android Forums is the (wait for it...) forum arm, and have separate staff responsible for updating things.
If the issue is the ad appearing here on our page - that's just a copy-over from Phandroid, we can't fix that - but I can get word to Phases to on that, he may be able to help.
And fwiw, I personally won't fully trust specs until we get a little more smoke settling - Samsung didn't go into processors in detail last night, so I wouldn't be surprised if we don't see some refinements to the printed specs coming in the next few days or week or so.
If we have a spec listing as one of our official threads, and it's wrong, then we want to know so we can fix that - that's what Rx was saying, the "this" he was asking for was a link here so he could fix it.
Phandroid is the news arm, Android Forums is the (wait for it...) forum arm, and have separate staff responsible for updating things.
If the issue is the ad appearing here on our page - that's just a copy-over from Phandroid, we can't fix that - but I can get word to Phases to on that, he may be able to help.
And fwiw, I personally won't fully trust specs until we get a little more smoke settling - Samsung didn't go into processors in detail last night, so I wouldn't be surprised if we don't see some refinements to the printed specs coming in the next few days or week or so.
I've added a link to the comparison sheet, as reproduced by Phandroid, to the relevant posts. Otherwise I've left posts intact so as not to add to any confusion.
My understanding is that the Exynos is a 1.6GHz/1.2GHz dual-quadcore SOC, and the Qualcomm is a 1.9GHz traditional quad-core. That ties in with the Phandroid article, whereas GSMA appear to only reference the Exynos part.
My understanding is that the Exynos is a 1.6GHz/1.2GHz dual-quadcore SOC, and the Qualcomm is a 1.9GHz traditional quad-core. That ties in with the Phandroid article, whereas GSMA appear to only reference the Exynos part.
No need for sarcasm. It was an honest mistake. Phandroid, and AndroidForums are so alike that I thought it was the same website. It's shameful that a Mod would try to help a user by indirectly insulting them...
Still though, your help is appreciated.
I promise no sarcasm was intended, I just couldn't figure out how to word that without the redundancy sounding totally goofy. 
We're definitely related as sister sites, same owner.
We're definitely related as sister sites, same owner.
Ryan Benson
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Such a amazing specification in this phone. I think its big challenge for iphone
What's wrong??
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According to some other members in The Lounge the site was acting / looking weird around the time you are speaking of.
E Mon : I think our AF squirrels are out of nuts
Better get on it boss.
Oh, not that again.
On behalf of the site - my apologies.
Sometimes they switch this or that out of order doing some sort of software updates and our formatting goes all wonky.
Silly squirrels.
I just did - now leave the site alone!!
On behalf of the site - my apologies.
Sometimes they switch this or that out of order doing some sort of software updates and our formatting goes all wonky.
Silly squirrels.
I just did - now leave the site alone!!