Which chipset the Galaxy S27 Ultra will use has turned into quite the saga over the past few months. Back in July, the Ultra was said to be getting a Snapdragon chip globally, while the rest of the lineup would use the Exynos 2700 outside of North America. Then in early September, insiders claimed that Samsung was building Exynos 2700-powered S27 Ultras for Korea and Europe. In early October, Samsung reportedly started mass producing the Exynos 2700, with the decision for the Ultra still up in the air, and a few days later a new insider tip claimed that the S27 Ultra would only be...
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