Qualcomm has announced something that will make travellers everywhere very happy: a new radio chipset that can support every LTE network in the world. Read More >>
Featured comment by Someone Else (one pedantic bastard):
"Huzza. One question though, does it support every Planned LTE network? As I understand it, most countries are fitting in LTE in the spaces they have b..." More »
Featured comment by Psyk60:
"It's funny how so many "tech journos" are outraged at the fact Sony didn't reveal one of the least important details from a tech point of view." More »
Triumphant mobile processor developer Qualcomm let slip a little Android secret in its latest financial update, telling investors it expects to see Google release its next big version of Android in Q2 of 2013. Read More >>
Featured comment by JoeyG410:
"Oh shit, I read that as doubtful for some reason. haha.
But my initial comment was on the back of above saying that I would regret buying a N4?" More »
CES 2013 was the exact point where processors became more than just geekdom. For decades, Intel's ruled the roost with a near-monopoly on processors. With the advent of smartphones and tablets, though, the field was blown wide open, and now there's a whole bunch of companies competing to put a slice of their finest silicon into your lucky hands. Here's what's going to be powering 2013's most lustworthy devices. Read More >>
Featured comment by T:
"Yes display uses 50% battery but even if you don't use display your battery will last only a day, that my friend is because all apps are actively conn..." More »
Were children just totally illiterate before Sesame Street? Because the creators of the children's show have great tools for teaching kids how to read—like an upcoming augmented reality app called Big Bird's Words. Read More >>
Qualcomm's Snapdragon S4 Pro processor has been blowing us away with its speed in phones like the Nexus 4, and that's why we can't wait to meet its big brothers. The Snapdragon 800 boasts a quad-core Krait 400 CPU, that can go up to 2.3GHz per core. Read More >>
All the way back in the '90s, Qualcomm approached Apple to suggest that it might want to put a radio in its Newton PDA. It could have led to the first ever iPhone two decades early —but instead, Apple told Qualcomm to stick its radio chip somewhere else. Read More >>
Featured comment by Fourthletter:
"1. This would have been an early PDA not a smartphone, Qualcomm were not offering a phone chip they were offering "connectivity" in world before WIFI...." More »
Intel has announced that its next generation of smaller, more efficient mobile processors will be ready for "high volume manufacturing in 2013." Read More >>
Although Microsoft itself has admitted that initial sales of its Surface tablets have been on the "modest" side of expectations, that hasn't stopped it from pushing ahead with plans for a second generation of Surface hardware. Read More >>
Featured comment by Glenbot3000:
"I think for a lot of people the price will be a sticking point. If I had the money, I'd love to own one - but I don't, so I won't." More »
Sony has a big vision for the future. It's a future in which we own a Sony tablet; a Sony TV; a Sony phone and a Sony computer, and they all work as one to make our Sony-branded lives better. How's that going to work, then? Read More >>
The non-stop hype machine may be telling you that your phone's an embarrassment if it's not got a quad-core processor inside (and a screen big enough to entertain 100,000 spectators at Hyde Park), but there's still plenty of OOMPH to be had from today's well-tuned dual-core options. Read More >>
Featured comment by Longfellow:
"I agree, I've just got the Xperia Tipo and even though it's the cheapest of the range the quality feels really good. And I like the way it looks too." More »
We have absolutely no idea what this is: it could be a phone; a tablet...or even not actually exist? Either way, it looks like HTC could finally be bringing out the big guns, as these benchmarks show something quite breathtaking: a device faster than a Galaxy S III. Read More >>
I kind of love it when companies try and "get down with the kids" by releasing rap videos (or in Intel's case, flippin' weird dancing tiger videos.) Case in point: that unintentionally awkward Windows Phone white girl rap. Qualcomm signed up San Diego hip-hop team Parker and the Numberman for this week's effort, which aims to show punters how to improve their relationship...y'know, by using a phone with Snapdragon innards. Read More >>
Featured comment by Kat Hannaford:
"Ha, just watched this one -- very funny! I do love a good nerd rap. Though nothing beats this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoFJ9M1W4G0" More »
Poor battery life is a bitter pill we’ve all been forced to swallow in recent years; compromising the safe knowledge you can travel home from work while streaming Spotify and playing Paper Planes, for the ability to, yes, stream Spotify and play Paper Planes on your way to work. Qualcomm, powering hundreds of smartphones and tablets now, is obviously concerned. Read More >>
Featured comment by warriorscot:
"I sometimes think that there are a lot of techno sheep here that don't know as much as they think about technology. To me technology for technologies ..." More »
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