- Leaker reveals two new Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus and Snapdragon X Elite chipsets with specifications detailed Notebookcheck.net
- Qualcomm Intros Snapdragon X Plus, Details Complete Snapdragon X Launch Day Chip Stack AnandTech
- Surface Laptop 6 with Snapdragon X Elite SoC confirmed via benchmark leak — rivals MacBook Pro with M3 and M3 Pro Windows Central
- Qualcomm says lower-end Snapdragon X Plus chips can still outrun Apple’s M3 Ars Technica
- Qualcomm responds to benchmark cheating allegations — Snapdragon X Elite/Plus benchmarks claimed to be fraudulent (Updated) Tom’s Hardware
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New Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus and Snapdragon X Elite performance expectations revealed before rumoured Surface Laptop 6 and Surface Pro 10 releases – Notebookcheck.net
- New Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus and Snapdragon X Elite performance expectations revealed before rumoured Surface Laptop 6 and Surface Pro 10 releases Notebookcheck.net
- Qualcomm is expanding its next-gen laptop chip line with the Snapdragon X Plus Engadget
- The full Snapdragon X CPU line-up has now been unveiled, and according to Qualcomm’s numbers it should put the fear of ARM into AMD and Intel’s laptop divisions PC Gamer
- Qualcomm Intros Snapdragon X Plus, Details Complete Snapdragon X Launch Day Chip Stack AnandTech
- Exclusive: Here’s what Qualcomm didn’t tell you about the Snapdragon X series Android Authority
Microsoft Surface Laptop 6 revealed with Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite and 16 GB RAM – Notebookcheck.net
- Microsoft Surface Laptop 6 revealed with Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite and 16 GB RAM Notebookcheck.net
- Qualcomm responds to benchmark cheating allegations — Snapdragon X Elite/Plus benchmarks claimed to be fraudulent (Updated) Tom’s Hardware
- Microsoft’s Surface Pro 10 may be fitted with Qualcomm’s latest chip – which should Apple and Intel nervous TechRadar
- The full Snapdragon X CPU line-up has now been unveiled, and according to Qualcomm’s numbers it should put the fear of ARM into AMD and Intel’s laptop divisions PC Gamer
- Qualcomm Intros Snapdragon X Plus, Details Complete Snapdragon X Launch Day Chip Stack AnandTech
Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus specifications and performance leak out – VideoCardz.com
- Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus specifications and performance leak out VideoCardz.com
- Arm-powered Surface Pro 10 with 10 core Snapdragon X Plus SoC leaks — will 16GB RAM be the new baseline? Windows Central
- Arm laptops are almost ready for prime time, and some new benchmarks with a Snapdragon X processor will have Intel, AMD and even Apple worried PC Gamer
- Early Geekbench tests show possible specs of Surface Pro 10 with the Snapdragon X Plus chip Neowin
- Forget Apple’s M4 MacBooks – Lenovo’s Snapdragon X Elite laptops have been spotted and could be the most exciting launch of 2024 TechRadar
Qualcomm says most Windows games will work on its latest Arm laptop chipset – Engadget
- Qualcomm says most Windows games will work on its latest Arm laptop chipset Engadget
- Qualcomm says most Windows games should “just work” on its unannounced Arm laptops The Verge
- Unlike Apple’s chips, Qualcomm’s X Elite Arm CPU will run Windows games just fine using x64 emulation — native ARM64 code will give best performance Tom’s Hardware
- Qualcomm claims Windows games ‘just work’ on its new Arm laptop chip PC Gamer
- Qualcomm Says That Laptops With The Snapdragon X Elite Will Be Able To Run Most Games, But Developers Will Still Be Given Three Options Wccftech
Qualcomm Says That Laptops With The Snapdragon X Elite Will Be Able To Run Most Games, But Developers Will Still Be Given Three Options – Wccftech
- Qualcomm Says That Laptops With The Snapdragon X Elite Will Be Able To Run Most Games, But Developers Will Still Be Given Three Options Wccftech
- Qualcomm says most Windows games should “just work” on its unannounced Arm laptops The Verge
- Unlike Apple’s chips, Qualcomm’s X Elite Arm CPU will run Windows games just fine using x64 emulation — native ARM64 code will give best performance Tom’s Hardware
- Qualcomm claims Windows games ‘just work’ on its new Arm laptop chip PC Gamer
- Qualcomm says most Windows games will work on its latest Arm laptop chipset Engadget
Apple A17 Bionic makes stellar Geekbench debut with up to 47% performance gains over the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 – Notebookcheck.net
- Apple A17 Bionic makes stellar Geekbench debut with up to 47% performance gains over the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Notebookcheck.net
- New Apple Leak Reveals iPhone 15 Release Surprise Forbes
- Suspected IPhone 15 Pro’s A17 Bionic Geekbench Shows Massive Improvements | SPARROWS NEWS Sparrows News
- Apple’s Upcoming A17 Bionic Bulldozes The A16 Bionic In New Benchmark Leak; Up To 31 Percent Faster In Single-Core, Multi-Core Results Wccftech
- Alleged Geekbench test shows 3nm A17 Bionic topping 4nm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy PhoneArena
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Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 specs leak online: 1+5+2 CPU core arrangement tipped along with support for UFS 4.1 storage – Notebookcheck.net
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 specs leak online: 1+5+2 CPU core arrangement tipped along with support for UFS 4.1 storage Notebookcheck.net
- Galaxy S24 could surpass the Galaxy S23 with a massive performance boost SamMobile – Samsung news
- Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Specifications Revealed In Massive Leak, Fewer Efficiency Cores, Next-Gen UFS Support, More Highlighted Wccftech
- Massive Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 leak reveals surprising new core configuration and more TechSpot
- Leaked Samsung Galaxy S24 chipset specs show it could be faster than the iPhone 15 TechRadar
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Sony, Honda roll out prototype of ‘Afeela’ EV that uses Qualcomm tech
Jan 4 (Reuters) – Japan’s Sony (6758.T) on Wednesday unveiled a prototype of the new “Afeela” electric vehicles it will build together with Honda (7267.T), saying it would harness its vast entertainment content as it looks to become a player in next-generation cars.
Sony gave a glimpse of the Afeela, which sports rounded corners and a sleek black roof, at the CES 2023 technology trade show in Las Vegas. The car will use technology from hardware maker Qualcomm Inc (QCOM.O), including its “Snapdragon” digital chassis.
Sony’s long-awaited push into electric vehicles – it announced the venture with Honda in March – shows how manufacturers are increasingly focused on the cockpit experience in cars, which offers the potential to sell content via subscription services cars, especially as autonomous driving capabilities improve.
“In order to realise intelligent mobility, continuous software updates and high-performance computing are required,” Yashuhide Mizuno, the chief executive of Sony Honda Mobility, told the trade show. “To that end, we will work closely with Qualcomm.”
Qualcomm on Wednesday launched a new processor, the Snapdragon Ride Flex SoC, that handles both assisted driving and cockpit functions, including entertainment. Previously those functions were handled on different chips, and bringing them together can help bring down costs, a Qualcomm executive told Reuters.
Sony is also looking to harness its traditional strengths in sensors. The Afeela will be equipped with more than 40 sensors, Mizuno said. The car will use the “Unreal Engine” 3-D creation tool from Epic Games, the maker of the “Fortnite” series of games.
For Honda, the venture with Sony may allow it to speed up what has so far been a slow shift to electric. It has also struggled over the years to make gains in the luxury vehicle market with its Acura brand. The new EV will be priced at a premium, the venture has said.
The venture between Sony Group Corp and Honda Motor Co Ltd aims to deliver its first electric vehicles by early 2026 in North America.
Shares of Sony were up 1.6% in Tokyo trade, while Honda shares were flat. The benchmark Nikkei 225 (.N225) was little changed.
Reporting by Kiyoshi Takenaka; Additional reporting by Jane Lanhee Lee in San Francisco; Writing by David Dolan; Editing by Chang-Ran Kim and Muralikumar Anantharaman
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2022’s Best, Most Innovative Phones
When it comes to smartphones, the last couple of years have felt stagnant, regardless of who you get your handsets from. With all the time we were confined to our homes, there was no need to have the latest and greatest as the world slowed down to a relative crawl. Upgraded specs and a better camera seemed tertiary compared to everything else.
Then, as we started immunizing and returning to the grind, having a capable smartphone became important again. I even felt inspired to upgrade this year, simply because I felt like “If I’m going back out into the world again, I better have a phone that takes pictures I don’t need to edit every time I want to share them.”
2022 wasn’t the year to convince people who previously weren’t ready to upgrade to move on to the cool new thing, but it was a great year to upgrade if you were already inclined to do so. The iPhone 14 Pro, for instance, didn’t just tread water and instead shined a light on where Apple’s heading, and it managed to be first to the table on features like satellite connectivity and fully adopting the eSIM protocol. And while Google’s Pixel 7 Pro is still reigning with its picture-taking capabilities, Samsung’s foldables are making every other Android phone seem dull by comparison.
2022 tried to be an exciting year, and for the most part, it kept us entertained enough to look forward to what’s on the horizon. Next year’s smartphone forecast seems too tempting not to upgrade. But before considering what’s ahead, we must first step back and see how far we’ve come.