The Snapdragon 8 Elite looks to beat the iPhone 16 and Qualcomm claims it’s still beating Intel’s Lunar Lake.
Qualcomm chips found in Samsung, Motorola, OnePlus, and more brands’ phones could have been exploited, but we don’t know to what extent.
The chip will debut first overseas on a new Xiaomi phone next month.
The ‘neural processing unit’ is being pushed as the next big thing for ‘AI PCs’ and ‘AI smartphones,’ but it won’t eliminate the need for cloud-based AI.
The AI Pin maker wants a billion dollars for the company, and Microsoft unveils its AI vision with Copilot+.
Copilot+ PCs took the spotlight, but software like Recall plus Copilot plugins are going to make Windows 11 even more AI-centric.
The new feature on Copilot+ PCs will take over a chunk of your hard drive—and it has no qualms about screenshotting your passwords.
The company will reward your leap of faith with a handful of exclusive AI software features.
There are tons of new Snapdragon X Elite-powered PCs, plus a new Surface Pro 2-in-1 that wants to be your everything device for supercharged AI.
The new Yoga Slim 7x and ThinkPad T14s feature Qualcomm's ARM-based Snapdragon X Elite.
The ARM-based chips will come to PCs soon, but they’re promising AI performance that might finally see AI run on your PC, and not the cloud.
Concepts were key at this year’s international mobile tradeshow, including a few devices that will likely never see the light of day.
The AI capabilities are more focused on boosting the capabilities of budget devices.
Everything Qualcomm’s offering, including a new Snapdragon X Elite chip for PCs, is centered around artificial intelligence and beating both Apple and Google.
Qualcomm is releasing a pair of chips early next year that will allow your earbuds, headphones, and speakers to connect via Wi-fi in addition to Bluetooth.
The iPhone will still use Qualcomm-made wireless connectivity all the way into 2026, but that doesn't mean Apple won't try to make its own modems.
With insights from Qualcomm’s XR executive Hugo Swart, discover how developers can move beyond the traditional 2D screen for more immersive experiences.
Carl Pei’s sequel phone is coming to the U.S. and should be more powerful than the first iteration with a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chip.
Nothing CEO Carl Pei wants to keep the hype train going, though he’s not revealing much else about his company’s upcoming Phone (1) successor.
The first devices to use the new processor will ship this month overseas.
