Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is here, defining the next generation of premium smartphones
Qualcomm has just announced Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, the next iteration of its flagship smartphone SoC, at Snapdragon Summit 2022.
Qualcomm’s rumored 12-core chip finally sounds like a true ARM revolution for PCs
A new report indicates that a 12-core PC chip from Qualcomm may finally have what it takes to take on Intel and Apple.
Razer’s 5G-enabled handheld gaming system is getting a public release
Razer, Verizon, and Qualcomm teased the world’s first 5G video game handheld: the Razer Edge 5G.
Why Samsung and Qualcomm’s deal makes the Galaxy S23 way more exciting
Samsung and Qualcomm are deepening their ties, and a key outcome is the usage of more Qualcomm processors for premium Galaxy devices instead of Exynos.
Lenovo ThinkPad X13s vs. MacBook Air M1: An ARM wrestle showdown
In this guide, we compare the MacBook Air M1 and the ThinkPad X13s. Does Lenovo have what it takes to take down the laptop king of ARM chips?
Is that Nothing’s first phone in photo of founder Carl Pei?
Nothing chief Carl Pei was photographed showing what may be the company’s first phone to Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Connect branding denotes superior Wi-Fi
Qualcomm is introducing a new badge to ensure customers know when they’re buying a device that includes the best possible 5G, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth technologies.
This Qualcomm chip could hint at a new Surface Laptop
A series of Geekbench listings for the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 are hinting at the presence of a new Microsoft Surface product. Though Digital Trends can’t verify the authenticity,…
5G’s big players make bold, exciting predictions for 2022
Digital Trends asked many of the big players in 5G tech to predict how it will change and influence our lives during 2022, and the responses are exciting.
Are MediaTek and Qualcomm feeling pressure from in-house chips?
Should Qualcomm and MediaTek be worried about smartphone companies designing their custom chipsets to offer a personalized experience to users?