Based on initial reviews and testing from different reviews, the new Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2 has been received rave reviews. Since the 7+ Gen 2 is actually a stripped down
The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 put Qualcomm back on track when it comes to excellent thermal control while improving upon performance. Its just March and there are already numerous rumors
A new screenshot of Qualcomm’s new midrange SoC has been shared by a reliable Weibo blogger. From the looks of it, it garners a big jump in overall performance from
Qualcomm’s rumored reply to Apple Silicon has surfaced out with more details. The SoC is designed to for laptop devices with Windows on ARM. According to Twitter user @Za_Raczke, the
The absence of the Snapdragon 7 series in the midrange was the result of the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 not being able to perform up to par in terms of
After seven years, Qualcomm is now headed to replace its Kryo microarchitecture. Recently, Qualcomm announced Oryon, a new custom ARM compatible CPU microarchitecture designed for Windows on ARM and mobile
The Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 was a disappointment, atleast on benchmarks online. With it offering zero improvements in performance over the Snapdragon 778G series of chips. Qualcomm maybe well aware
Qualcomm’s new naming scheme has yet to land on the Snapdragon 4 and 6 series with the 8 and 7 series made it first. That is about to change as
Despite Qualcomm stumbling on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 and the 888, Samsung seems to have dropped the ball when it comes to overtaking the San Diego chipmaker with their
It is no doubt that anyone in the smartphone industry has heard of the Snapdragon 870. The 870 is an excellent chip that even some of the reviewers and notable
Qualcomm just announced their newest premium chips for midrange and flagship devices. Starting with the flagship tier chip, the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 is a boosted version of the Snapdragon
With Qualcomm facing a decent amount of dilemma with their Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 having bleak reception. The chip maker is rumored to keep up in pace against their competition