Packed in their 7-by-2-foot titanium-framed fiberglass bodies are terabytes of cellphone flash storage, a dual-core ARMprocessor running open Linux software, a battery pack, sensor arrays, a GPS unit, and wireless and satellite communications systems.
Just a day after Samsung unveiled the smartphone as its inaugural Exynos 5 Octa device, the company has confirmed that the not-really-eight-core ARMprocessor should be in mass production during the second quarter of the year, or between April and June.