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Qualcomm’s Quick Charge has been through multiple iterations, with Quick Charge 5 announced in mid-2020. This popular charging standard will bring a massive charging prowess to the table, and it’s something to watch out for.

It’s 2020, and the smartphone market is buzzing with fast charging standards such as Qualcomm Quick Charge, USB Power Delivery, Samsung Adaptive Fast Charge, and OnePlus Warp Charge. Apart from the first two, the rest are proprietary charging s

After big screens, if there is one thing that has evolved with smartphones is, the unlocking methods. We used to rely on PIN or long password until before Apple introduced us to the fingerprint unlocking on the iPhone 5S in 2013. Android world adopte

The recent data suggests that the best-selling Android smartphones are hovering around the $200-$300 price tag. And so far, the majority is powered by mid-range champs Snapdragon 600 series or Huawei’s own Kirin 659 CPU. In February 2018, Qualcomm

Many phones don’t last the entire day, all thanks to our continuous phone usage. You’d be able to relate to it more if you are always on the move with no access to power outlets. This matter turns worse if you’re not on Wi-Fi, as ph

If you follow the world of mobile processors, you must have surely seen the cut-throat competition among the top players, be it Apple, Huawei, or Qualcomm. Each year, companies come up with something innovating to stand out starkly among the rest.

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 boasts of some incredible features such as Kryo 260 cores at its heart and a 14nm process node and is a great chipset at both — efficiency & power management. Thought the Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 was the most popular

If you are someone who spends a long time driving your car around, you must know that a car charger essential smartphone accessory. However, as important as it is, a few car chargers are well known for being notoriously slow. At times those charges r

Qualcomm made headlines in the second quarter of 2018 when it announced the Snapdragon 710, the new chipset to cater to the upper mid-range phones.

Ever since its launch, the Snapdragon 636 mobile platform has been pitted against a number of mobile chipsets including the in-house Snapdragon 660. However, a few months down the line the 636 saw a new competitor in the form of the MediaTek Helio P6

Last year, Qualcomm announced the launch of the Snapdragon 636, the new mid-range mobile platform.

If you look at the popular mid-range smartphones, you’d see a bulk of them powered by Qualcomm’s 600-series processors.

When the Apple A11 Bionic processor debuted along with the iPhone X, there was much hullabaloo about this new processor. Considered one of the most powerful processors to be built by Apple, the A11 Bionic boasts of many firsts in the world of Apple.

Undoubtedly, a processor is the heart of a smartphone. The better the processor specs, the more benefits the phone gets to reap. The Snapdragon 835 and the MediaTek Helio X30 are two of the flagship processors in the mobile industry. But which one wi

On May 2017, Qualcomm unveiled the Snapdragon 630 Mobile Platform alongside Snapdragon 660. While the former succeeds the Snapdragon 626 SoC, the latter replaces the Snapdragon 653.

It has just been a week since Qualcomm officially announced the Snapdragon 450 Mobile Platform. The successor of the Snapdragon 435 SoC brings in several things which are, for the first time, available in a Snapdragon 400-Series chipset. Be it t

The last few years have seen a lot of progress when it comes to the time it takes to fully charge a smartphone. Whether it’s Qualcomm’s Fast charge, Quick Charge or OnePlus’s Dash Charge, charging time has gone down dramatically. Joining the ne

While all the other smartphone technology like the processor, RAM and display are getting a reboot every few months, battery technology is still stagnant. At least when it comes to mAh per gram ratio. On an average, a smartphone battery does not last

Smartphones are packed with tons of features. Even when you think you know your phone in and out, something else can surprisingly be discovered, ei

Smartwatches (yep, that’s officially one word now) have technically been around in one form or another since the late-80s, but today’s variants are much more powerful and are designed to closely work with our other mobile devices.