Qualcomm releases new Connected Car Platform
Published in PC Hardware


Ready for proto-typing

Qualcomm has released its Connected Car Reference Platform so that the car industry to build prototypes for the next-generation connected car.

Qualcomm confirms 115 designs for Snapdragon 820
Published in Mobiles


During Computex press event

Terry Yen, senior director of QTI, has just kicked off the Computex 2016 press event for Qualcomm and the company is ready to talk about the future of mobile connectivity, SoCs, and 5G.

Qualcomm gears up to make custom chinese chips
Published in PC Hardware


The way to hop over the Great Wall

Qualcomm is preparing to produce its own custom chips for the Chinese market in a move to get around its problems with manufacturers and the government.

Alleged OnePlus 3 specifications leak
Published in Mobiles
Wednesday, 25 May 2016 15:09

Alleged OnePlus 3 specifications leak


Could be announced on June 14th

Although there were a few rumors regarding the upcoming OnePlus 3 smartphone earlier, the latest, coming from @evleaks, is probably the most plausible one, putting a Snapdragon 820 SoC behind a 5.5-inch 1080p screen.

TSMC to drop 16nm and 20nm pricing
Published in PC Hardware
Wednesday, 18 May 2016 11:58

TSMC to drop 16nm and 20nm pricing


Helping out its contract chip makers

TSMC is thinking about dropping contract prices for its handset-IC clients to help ease the pressure of their declining ASPs and gross margins.

Qualcomm wants to make drones smarter
Published in IoT
Thursday, 19 May 2016 09:15

Qualcomm wants to make drones smarter


Head IoE-Consumer Electronics talks smart drones

Qualcomm wants to make drones smarter and is using the Snapdragon developer board to make it happen. Fudzilla was shown Qualcomm's proof of concept drones that are capable of knowing and mapping environment.

Intel modems will be in half of iPhone 7s
Published in Mobiles


Ready for this year

Chipzilla has scored a more significant chunk of the upcoming iPhone 7 which is due to be released this year.

Qualcomm defector claims Intel is better placed for IoT
Published in PC Hardware


Chipzilla paid him $25 million so he should say that

The bloke who Intel paid $25 million last year to leave Qualcomm claims that Chipzilla is in a strong position to take control of the internet of things.

Serious security flaw in Qualcomm packages
Published in Mobiles


Found in hundreds of Android phone models

FireEye has found a vulnerability in Qualcomm software packages which are under the bonnet of hundreds of Android phone models.

Nvidia and Samsung settle IP Litigation
Published in Graphics


Details unknown

Nvidia was confident that it could pressure Samsung and Qualcomm into some kind of licensing dea and started a legal battle in September 2014. However not it appears that the battle is over and with a disappointing result.