, Power on the Go: Future Electric Vehicles Will Self-Charge While Driving
Tech companies and car manufacturers are pumping out batteries like there’s no tomorrow. We’ve seen a plethora of battery discoveries in the past couple …
, New Qualcomm Chips is good news for those who cannot afford premium Android smartphones
Qualcomm announced two new chips as successors in its highly famous Snapdragon 600-series chips. The Snapdragon 630 and 660 chips are updated versions of …
, Qualcomm to Demonstrate 5G New Radio Prototype System at MWC Shanghai
With more and more carriers working towards deployment of 5G technologies for their network of subscribers, Qualcomm is no exception, either. Its subsidiary Qualcomm …
, Qualcomm Launches Snapdragon Flight Platform for Consumer Drones Applications
Qualcomm, the world’s leading developer of chips for smartphones announced a new integrated Snapdragon-powered performance platform aimed at advancing consumer drones to make the …
, Intel plans to invest US $1.6 billion to upgrade chip plant in China
U.S. chip maker Intel Corp plans to invest US$1.6 billion to revamp its chip factory in the city of Chengdu in western China over the …
, Sharp along with Qualcomm aims to mass produce next-gen displays in 2017
Sharp Corp has begun innovation of a new display that says will reduce power consumption in smartphones and tablets. The company said it has …
, Qualcomm Acquires Startup Wilocity to Amplify Wireless Performance to Gigabit Levels
Qualcomm, the world’s largest maker of chips for mobile phones announced on Wednesday that it has purchased Wilocity Ltd, a California startup with offices …
, Intel fine tunes its mobile processor architecture to challenge Qualcomm
It was merely a question of time before Intel Corp. would begin to focus on its mobile processor segment, considering the runaway success of Qualcomm. Not surprisingly, the US-based company has for some time now been working on improving its standard Atom mobile processors. And at last the launch of the new microarchitecture – Silvermont – was solemnly announced by Intel Corp.’s chief product officer Dadi Perlmutter on the 6th of May.
