Mobile Chip News Today

A new high-performance Arm-based chip is coming from Qualcomm. Apple's renowned M-series Arm-based Silicon chip is one of the most iconic not only for its Mac computers, but also for its iPads, but it may meet its match soon.

MediaTek is expected to integrate an Nvidia GPU into its next-generation flagship mobile processor as early as 2024, according to industry sources.

An endless parade of technology was revealed at CES 2023, but only a handful can be the best in show. This is the gear that impressed PCWorld's staffers the most.

Intel has unveiled a new 13th-gen Core mobile processor series touted as the fastest in its field with performance boosts for laptops.

Leica Leitz Phone 1 is the first smartphone from the camera maker, but awfully looks like another device.

Yep, it's yet another mid-range/high-tier mobile chip from Qualcomm with support for all the major flavors of 5G.

Samsung will launch its next mid-segment smartphone Galaxy F62 on February 15, according to details posted on the ecommerce platform Flipkart. Galaxy F62 will come with Samsungs flagship Exynos 9825 processor manufactured using a 7-nanometer process technology, making it the fastest Galaxy device in the under Rs 25,000 price segment with this flagship mobile chip. The Geekbench 5 score of the flagship Exynos 9825 processor is 2400, while the GFXBench 5 score is 68. Flipkart has also created a...

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Was down 11. in tokyo, the nikkei dropped 78 points, in hong kong, the hang seng gained 214. a flood of earnings before the bell will likely drive markets today, provided there are no major hiccups in spains scheduled bond auction. worries about spanish debt resurfaced weapons as traders worried a sloppy auction could send borrowing rates back into bailout territory. the bigger drag yesterday was disappointing results from ibm and intel. after the bell, american express reported a 7% jump in net...