Galaxy S22 Exynos 2200 Version Postponed, Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 variants may arrive in all Markets At the end of December 2021, Samsung Exynos released a tweet saying, that it will be announcing the next Exynos chip featuring AMD’s RDNA2 GPU ,on Jan. 11. Now, The date has passed, and there was no announcement from the brand ,and the tweet has also been deleted. Recently, tipster Ice Universe has even called the Exynos 2200 ,the worst flagship processor, and now today, he have even claimed that Samsung has postponed the launch of Exynos 2200.  Ice Universe also claims, that things aren’t going well over at Samsung’s large scale integration (LSI) division, which is responsible for Exynos development. The tipster reminds followers that the Samsung Exynos 1200 was canceled, despite originally being planned for a November launch. Obviously, such a state has sparked a flurry of questions, especially in regard to the upcoming launch of the Samsung Galaxy S22 series. The Exynos 2200 and its AMD GPU, were likely to be headed for Galaxy S22 models for the Europe or Russia market ,while the Snapdragon 8 Genn 1, were expected to be found in Galaxy S22 phones sold in the United States, Canada, China, Japan and India. However, a tech leaker called Dohyun Kim has now posted "R I P Exynos 2200 ,followed by a subsequent tweet that reveals a Snapdragon chipset will be used for the Korea,US and Europeean markets. There will be plenty of Samsung fans ,who will be delighted about the opportunity to purchase a Snapdragon-powered Galaxy S22,especially in regions that are usually covered by Exynos-sporting Samsung Galaxy phones.  A further rumor,  about the future of the Exynos 2200 is that, it could appear in a different device later on in the year, which would make sense as it would give Samsung and AMD more time to tweak the performance of the CPU and GPU parts, that might not be up to scratch at the moment. To add insult to injury, Ice universe has opined that Samsung should simply cancel Exynos and adopt Snapdragon chipsets for its future smartphones. If the South Korean manufacturer made such a drastic decision, it would come at a huge financial and reputational cost for both Samsung and AMD. There is a reasonable chance, that Snapdragon-powered Galaxy S22 smartphones, will appear on the shelves in Europe, Russia, and Korea, or the OEM might even delay the flagship series launch for those markets, while the Exynos 2200 receives some final polishing.