Qualcomm stories

Renesas Electronics Corporation is collaborating with Qualcomm Technologies to speed up the mainstream adoption of wireless charging for smartphones.>>

This unification enables a connected, interactive computing environment that combines smartphone and PC technology to deliver security capabilities and opportunities, the company states.>>

The record, 5Gbps for a single smartphone, was announced today by Telstra in collaboration with Ericsson and Qualcomm.>>

The 225 4G is a low-cost traditional-style handset with a physical keypad and the 225 is an Android smartphone with a bloatware-free promise.>>

The new AFT2 offers 35 hours play time with the charging case, and comes in four Australia-inspired colours.>>

The company states that the convertible notebook is designed for professionals who frequently travel.>>

“C-V2X is a global solution for vehicle-to-everything communications, and improves automotive safety, automated driving, and traffic efficiency.">>

The company has used its own display technology to create three options of smartphone devices that each boast four rear cameras.>>

We get hands-on with Asus's new screen for mobile professionals. It's a fascinating device.>>

Infineon says the technology, which uses the REAL3 3D Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor, features an easy-to-design integration for smartphone manufacturers. >>

Harnessing webOS Auto and Qualcomm Snapdragon Automotive Development Platform (ADP), the companies aim to create and advance a more convenient in-car experience for drivers and passengers alike.>>

The demonstration aims to demonstrate that console-quality mobile gaming experiences are achievable over live 5G networks.>>

The test used Samsung’s commercial 5G NR and 4G LTE equipment to deliver the 5G NR data transmission using Verizon’s 28 GHz spectrum.>>

OPPO has clearly seen the value of producing reasonably high-specced smartphone cameras: The R17 is staking its marketing claims on ‘redefining the limit of smartphone cameras’.>>

Tech giants like Alibaba, Tencent, and Qualcomm all chipped in at the recent Smart China Expo to accelerate big data innovations.>>

The growth of the market can be attributed to demand for AI-capable processors for mobile devices, rise in cognitive computing, and AI applications.>>

Combined, the companies plan to build what they call ‘one of the world's leading infrastructure technology companies’.>>

The two companies are set to develop the world’s first commercial 2G cellular modules with field upgrades to LTE IoT.>>

​Judging by the sheer number of patents issued in Europe last year by tech companies, there is a lot of data centre innovation on its way.>>

Process improvements, combined with a more advanced chip design, are expected to bring significant improvements in battery life.>>

XR is a mobile market that’s gaining momentum as VR and AR markets may combine.>>

The end-to-end 5G NR interoperability testing demonstrated the essential components of the 5G NR air interface.>>

Telstra, Ericsson, NETGEAR and Qualcomm announced they have achieved record-breaking 4G speeds of up to two Gigabits per second.>>

Qualcomm say regulatory and revenue risks are too high as billion-dollar customers threaten to take business elsewhere.>>