Being able to talk to your phone, issuing voice commands while it’s sitting around in its low power sleep mode, is a feature that really came to prominence last year with the launch of the Motorola Moto X. But while the Moto X gave it wings, the DSP hardware that cab be used of to pull off such a trick is present on plenty of other handsets – just yesterday, we looked at an unofficial effort to bring the ability to the Nexus 5. There, it’s the Snapdragon 800 offering that low power DSP – a chip we ...
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