If you’re looking to make a top-of-the-line smartphone, when it comes to your choice for the silicon that should power your handset, it’s hard to beat Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 800. This year has proven the 800 to be wildly more popular than NVIDIA’s Tegra 4, and even Samsung, with its own Exynos line of chips to rely upon, continues to turn to Qualcomm for a large fraction of its models. But even with the 800 powering this season’s flagships, we’re already looking to what’s next; who’s ...
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