A 24-megapixel selfie camera, a 6.3-inch display and... a Snapdragon 660 processor. That last bit may have disappointed a few wishlist writers.
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A 24-megapixel selfie camera, a 6.3-inch display and... a Snapdragon 660 processor. That last bit may have disappointed a few wishlist writers.
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It's 10nm power, but on a mid-tier Qualcomm mobile chipset for the first time. Expect devices to start appearing with this SoC soon.
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Maybe the mysterious Samsung SM-G8850 is not a Galaxy S9 variant after all. But with a dual rear-facing camera in tow, up to 6GB RAM and a Snapdragon 660 SoC, what is this thing exactly?
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The Z18 mini is an impressive-looking device debuting in China with a whole new attitude on what a $300 Android phone should have.
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The as-yet-unannounced Asus ZenFone 5 Max is shaping up to be a respectable upper mid-range Android affair, based on a recent Geekbench visit.
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It may not sound like a powerhouse, but the Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 mobile platform should help make "modern" mid-range phones faster and wider.
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The biggest improvement to this chipset series could bring it the closest to par to the big flagship SoCs early next year.
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The mid-range series is already being teased months and months before it and a few other cohorts are to debut, at least by our count.
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The Mi 6c has been told to get the Snapdragon 660, but will it lend itself to being a martyr for internal silicon efforts.
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Right below the more advanced Redmi Note 5 series is the Redmi 5. It reportedly will share one chipset between its sibling tier, the Snapdragon 630.
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On base spec, the Snapdragon 630 and Snapdragon 660 run near-identical to each other. Thing is, the ZenFone 4 was only initially tagged with one.
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These are all still unofficial numbers and parts we're dealing with, but we do have a good picture of how vivo will iterate on its X9 selfie flagship.
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This sounds more than a little implausible, but a "mid-range" Xiaomi Mi 6c may have just been benchmarked with Snapdragon 660 and 6GB RAM inside.
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Rumors say that the mid-ranger of this year could be the octa-core version of a top-end quad-core chip from last year. Will we see it in action soon?
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More Qualcomm silicon is headed our way and it’s said to kick off with the Snapdragon 835 early next year. We hear it’s going to take the MSM8998 part name and it will utilize Samsung’s 10nm FinFET process. What we don’t know is anything else.
But we have a neat chart out of Weibo that supposedly shows us what the Snapdragon 835 has and where it goes. There’s also a Snapdragon 660 at the head as well.
Apparently, the Snapdragon 835 will be specced out as an octa-core chip in an improved Kryo 200 architecture — the original Kryo architecture debuted with the Snapdragon 820. The Adreno 540 GPU and an X16 LTE modem is packed in along with support for up to four LPDDR4X RAM disks and UFS 2.1 storage. The Samsung Galaxy S8 will be the prime device for this chip, set to launch in the first quarter.
The mid-range Snapdragon 660 seems to be a fresh start for the line as it will get hold of eight chips in the original Kryo foundation — four running at 2.2GHz tops, the others at 1.9GHz — tagged with an Adreno 512 GPU and an X10 LTE modem. Samsung will provide a 14nm LPP process for the chip. The 660 can support two LPDDR4X disks and UFS 2.1 storage. OPPO and vivo will supposedly debut the chip in one of their devices starting in the second quarter.
In a separate post, the same source that was able to obtain the blueprints is also talking about a Snapdragon 830 — a name we’d thought Qualcomm wanted to skip over. Rather than that, the chipset could be offered starting next third or fourth quarter to force mid-range devices closer to the top tier in performance.
The same Samsung 10nm FinFET found on the 835 will be on the 830 along with either an eight- or six-core Kyro 200 processing unit, an Adreno 519 GPU and an X12 LTE modem. Nothing is locked down here, though, as we are at least seven months or so from launch of this chipset.
It is now said that production of many of this year’s major chipsets, including the Snapdragon 821, 820, 625, has slowed or stopped altogether to prepare for reconfiguration with the newer product roadmap closing in on us. TSMC and Samsung will need all the time they can get as both continue to work on their respective 10nm designs.
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