Samsung may be working on a custom chip for its future Galaxy S Series lineup. According to sources, the company’s new chipset is being designed to solve the GOS issue once and for all.
A couple of months ago, Galaxy S22 users accused Samsung of throttling over 10,000 apps. In response to the outrage, the South Korean tech firm later clarified that the Game Optimizing Service (GOS) was causing the problem and that the throttling of apps was necessary to prevent overheating and optimize the battery life. The company promised to fix the issues via a software update, but it apparently wouldn’t fix the root cause of the problem.
