14 Mar 13
2012 Qualcomm Snapdragon Processors Holiday Survey Key Facts
The Qualcomm Mobile Consumer Survey was conducted by Ipsos among 1,500 U.S. residents within the ages of 18–50 who are the primary owners/users of smartphones and/or tablets.
This is what an 80-foot Windows Phone looks like
To celebrate today's launch of Windows Phone 8, Microsoft created an 80-foot banner featuring the start screen of the phone of Qualcomm's CEO, Paul Jacobs.
Hands on with the Samsung ATIV Tab
The Samsung ATIV Tab is one of the first tablets to hit the market featuring Windows RT, a completely redesigned operating system from Microsoft. Windows RT is optimized for touch screens and long battery life. Let’s check it out:
Dell XPS 10 Flaunts Windows RT
The upcoming Dell XPS 10 is one of the first devices to take advantage of Microsoft's new, battery-efficient operating system, Windows RT. We had a chance to check it out.
National Survey Reveals Americans’ Unique Mobile Habits, Reliance on Staying Connected
Snapdragon Processors commissioned Ipsos to find out how US consumers use their smartphones. Here are the key facts for three topics: Parenting, General Lifestyle and Sports
Rigonauts coming exclusively to Verizon phones with Snapdragon Processors
Verizon Wireless announced their latest mobile game offering today, entitled Rigonauts. We worked with Verizon and Engient, the developers of the game, to bring this Snapdragon-optimized Android game exclusively to Verizon Wireless customers for a two-week period, starting 10/9 and ending 10/23.
LG Unveils Blockbuster Phone with Snapdragon S4 Pro Processor
The quad-core space is heating up once again, but this time it’s with the real deal from Snapdragon. LG announced its quad-core handset, the Optimus G, at a New York event on Wednesday, deciding to enter this illustrious space with Qualcomm’s newest Snapdragon™ S4 Pro processor.
Inside Nokia’s new Flagship Smartphone -- The Nokia Lumia 920
Earlier today Nokia held a press conference in New York City to unveil their latest in their line of Lumia smartphones – The Lumia 820 and flagship Lumia 920. At the core of these handsets is Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S4 processor. The performance powerhouse of the S4 processor allowed Nokia to outfit these phones the flashiest hardware technology and bleeding edge Microsoft software. Below is a walkthrough of how the Snapdragon S4 is powering some of these features in the flagship Nokia Lumia 920.
The Dell XPS 10 brings the Snapdragon S4 Processor to Windows RT
At IFA Berlin, Dell announced the XPS 10, a gorgeous 10-inch tablet that caters to both consumers and professionals. This tablet is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor, a fully-integrated, system-on-chip solution capable of running the gamut of Windows applications. Unlike traditional PC processors, a Snapdragon-powered tablet is designed to easily provide a full day’s worth of battery life and lasting days on standby without a battery charge.
Samsung Joins Windows RT fray with a Snapdragon Powered Tablet
Samsung just launched a portfolio of new devices under its new “ATIV” brand, and among them is a pure tablet running Microsoft’s Windows RT and a powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor. The ATIV Tab, as Samsung calls it, is a beautiful 10-inch tablet that delivers a full Windows 8 experience and features that intersects the lifestyles of casual user and professional. The best thing about a tablet running on a Snapdragon processor is that unlike traditional PC processors, a Snapdragon powered-device can guarantee a full day of use on a single charge, while lasting days on standby.
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