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Galaxy S21 on Exynos 2100 beats Xiaomi Mi 11 on Snapdragon 888
The test results of Xiaomi Mi 11, which is based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 SoC, and the Samsung Galaxy S21 based on the Exynos …
Snapdragon VS MediaTek: Which Processor Should You Opt For?
In the smartphone market, the two common chipset manufacturers are Qualcomm and MediaTek. The Snapdragon processors by Qualcomm are the most popular. Although, MediaTek also …
Snapdragon 888 is still inferior even to the iPhone 11 in performance
Qualcomm yesterday shared the test results of a prototype smartphone based on the Snapdragon 888 SoC, which will be used in future flagship Android phones. …
Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 Official Benchmark Results Announced
Qualcomm announced tonight the results of a number of industry comprehensive benchmarks for the Snapdragon 888 5G mobile platform. The processor’s AnTuTu running score reached …
Android smartphones may begin to get 4 years of updates starting next year
Google has shared some good news today with Android fans. Starting with Snapdragon 888, future smartphones will be able to receive green robot updates and …
Qualcomm QCC305x SoC is official – supports Bluetooth LE Audio
Today, Qualcomm officially released the Qualcomm QCC305x SoC series. This SoC will support the upcoming Bluetooth LE Audio (Bluetooth Low Energy Audio) standard. Compared to the …
Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon 678, an incremental upgrade over SD675
Remember when the Snapdragon 6xx series was exciting? The mid-range centric chipset range was quite relevant back in 2018 before the arrival of the Snapdragon …
Apple will get rid of Qualcomm modems just like Intel processors
It seems that Apple‘s strategy to switch to its own chips is much more extensive than one might think. At first, everyone thought that the …
Qualcomm Officially Denies Rumors Of Making Its Own-Brand Gaming Phone
The Snapdragon 888 has been released just recently. Honestly, it’s revolutionary chip, bringing an unprecedented performance improvement. When communicating with the media on the first …
Qualcomm: 750 million 5G smartphones will be sold in 2022
At yesterday’s Snapdragon Summit 2020, Qualcomm unveiled the next-generation Snapdragon 888 flagship mobile SoC. It’s the next generation of 5G flagship SoC for smartphones. Also, …
Qualcomm explains the naming of Snapdragon 888
The Chinese smartphone market is the largest in the world and also the most lucrative. The competition in this market is so intense that even …
Snapdragon 875 and 775G are much faster than SD865+ and SD765G respectively
In early December, Qualcomm will host the Qualcomm Snapdragon Tech Summit Digital 2020 on the Hawaiian island of Maui to unveil the next-generation Snapdragon 875 …
Qualcomm Snapdragon Summit: Top executives from Xiaomi, Sony and OnePlus will be present
Qualcomm is gearing up for the 2020 edition of its Snapdragon Summit. The giant of mobile chipsets is about to unveil a new batch of …
There will be a Snapdragon 870 SoC with super-large core up to 3.2GHz
During the development of new processors, there are several intermediary production steps that can qualify as a chip on their own. The chipmaker already has …
5 smartphones coming with the Snapdragon 875 and 100W fast-charging in Q1 2021
The curtains of 2020 are almost closing and smartphone makers are gearing up for the next generation of devices that 2021 will bring. After a …
Snapdragon 885 Will Use Samsung 5nm, Snapdragon 895 Will Turn To TSMC 4nm
The Snapdragon 875 will come sooner than its predecessors were launched. Qualcomm has confirmed that it will be officially unleashed on December 1. The first …
Rumors: Qualcomm has received a license to supply chips to Huawei
Although the topic of US sanctions against Huawei has become everyone’s tongue, it does not lose its relevance. And this is all due to the …
Global 5G phone shipments will hit 750 million units in 2022 – Qualcomm
At the Tianyi Intelligent Ecological Industry Summit Forum, Qualcomm CEO, Steve Molenkov, delivered a speech. In addition to China Telecom, manufacturers such as Huawei, ZTE, MediaTek, Samsung, …