Qualcomm has branded its next flagship chip for Android smartphones with a number lucky in Chinese tradition. It says the Snapdragon 888 will let handsets take high-resolution photos faster than ...

In fact, Qualcomm just rebranded the Snapdragon chip name back in 2021, going from various digits (i.e. Snapdragon 888, 870, ...

Qualcomm's latest SoC has been making lots of noise so far; however, recent tests suggest the Snapdragon 8 Elite is ...

Finding your ideal smartphone can be complicated, but having a processor that can handle whatever you throw at it is vital.

Qualcomm has listed 64 affected chipsets in its security bulletin, including flagship SoCs like the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 and Snapdragon 888+, mid-range SoCs like the Snapdragon 660 and Snapdragon ...

Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 There was a problem though. Nuvia had a license from Arm to use the company's architecture and original designs, which Arm says was not transferrable. Qualcomm claimed ...

Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 2.8 GHz 16 GB RAM LPDDR5 Storage 512 GB raw hardware Not expandable UFS 3.1 Cameras Main: 64 megapixel Sony IMX686 sensor, f/1.8, 6p lens, 78.3º, 4-axis OIS, laser focus ...

Charging technology has always been a strong suit for OnePlus and the OnePlus 9 is no exception. The phone supports Warp Charge 65T which can provide a day’s worth of power in just 15 minutes of ...

Around this time last year, Qualcomm took the covers off its Snapdragon X Elite (and Snapdragon X Plus) processors for laptops. Now, the chipmaker has begun following the "Elite" naming convention for ...

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888 was launched back in 2020 as the flagship processor for smartphones. It comes with upgrades on AI, photography, 5G connectivity, Wi-Fi and performance. Even though it ...

From faster app switching and web browsing to improved selfies, next year's Android phones have a lot to gain from the ...

In fact, Qualcomm just rebranded the Snapdragon chip name back in 2021, going from various digits (i.e. Snapdragon 888, 870, 480, etc.) to generation numbers. As such, it’s a bit surprising to ...