What is Snapdragon?
Qualcomm's Snapdragon platform offers an unprecedented combination of processing performance and optimized power consumption for the new generation of smart mobile devices.
The Mobile Development Platform (MDP) powered by a Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 800 processor is designed to give manufacturers and developers a head start building devices and apps that fully utilize the power of the Snapdragon 800 mobile processor—before commercial devices are available.
Qualcomm Technologies is excited to now expand the Snapdragon 600 series processors to include the newly renamed 8064M (formerly Snapdragon MPQ8064), which had been part of the Snapdragon S4 Prime series processors under the earlier Snapdragon processor tiering structure.
Last week at Computex, Microsoft announced that Outlook will be coming to Windows RT tablets. That’s right, the most-used email applications for professionals and business will arrive as part of the free Windows 8.1 update coming later this year.
With everything from new consoles to the hottest games and blockbuster movies, the Electronics Entertainment Expo, or E3 as it's more commonly known, has its phasers set to thrill.
How does the Snapdragon BatteryGuru app work? Find out how it is designed to allow you to do more of the things you love to do with your smartphone and recharge less.
You'll now be able to snag a crisp, white version of one of most popular Android smartphones–the Google Nexus 4 by LG. Just in time for summer, the new version gives Android and Nexus 4 fans a whole new shade to showcase Google’s clean, pure Android operating system.
Sometimes that low-battery alert sneaks up on you, usually when there isn’t an outlet in sight–and you’re expecting an important call or text. What if an app was designed to extend your battery life simply by learning how you use your phone most?
A cellular modem can make or break the smartphone experience. If the cellular modem is fast and reliable, you’ll be able to do fun things quickly—load webpages, share photos on Facebook and be less likely to drop voice calls. But speed isn’t the only feature—the modem should also be power-efficient or else the fun will come to an abrupt end.
We hope that by getting to know some basics of mobile processing, you will better understand how all the work going on inside helps deliver the experiences you love on your smartphone and tablet, and you’ll be able to shop for your next device with complete confidence. We’ll have you talking in gigahertz and GPUs in no time.