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Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8cx for Windows 10 PCs Competes Against Intel

Always-connected PCs are an interesting idea. You get good computing performance, multi-day battery life and LTE connectivity in a single device and depending on the form factor, it can function as a PC as well as a tablet.

To further solidify its standing in what it clearly considers to be a major category of the future, Qualcomm has launched the much-awaited update to its Snapdragon 850: the Snapdragon 8cx.

The Snapdragon 8cx is unlike anything Qualcomm has launched before. It’s a 7nm processor which has been built from scratch for Windows 10 based computers.

It’s a follow up to the Snapdragon 850 and the company says it will offer up to 2x the performance. More importantly, Qualcomm claims that while running Windows ARM apps, it’ll offer equivalent performance to the Intel i5 U-series processors.

The 8cx will be paired with an Adreno 680 GPU and the combo will be able to handle dual 4K HDR displays and play 4K 120fps video. The 8cx comes with an X24 Cat.20 LTE modem for connectivity and will offer speeds of up to 2Gbps (download) and 316Mbps (upload).

3rd gen PCI-E and 2nd gen USB 3.1 support will allow for connecting any peripherals you want and high-end NVMe SSD support is also present. Of course, it wouldn’t be a modern processor without bundled support for voice assistants and Qualcomm’s Hexagon 685 DSP is on hand to help with that.

Qualcomm is also offering the fourth iteration of its AI engine with the 8cx.

Other features include Bluetooth 5.0 and Quickcharge 4+ support. Perhaps most importantly, it’s going to be certified by Windows 10 Enterprise, which is a huge seal of approval if a company wants to shift to always-connected devices. This marks the first time Qualcomm has received the certification.

The Qualcomm 8cx is going to be the fastest processor ever released by the company and you can expect to see it in 2-in-1 and other devices by the end of next year.

Samsung to Launch Triple Camera Galaxy A7

Samsung is reportedly holding an event today in Karachi where the company might be launching the latest addition to A series, Galaxy A7 2018 which will also be company’s first phone to come with a triple camera setup on its back.

The device has already been announced globally by the Korean giant while the regional releases will follow soon. It is also set to launch in India tomorrow which strongly hints that the phone could get launched today in Pakistan.

The triple camera, being the major highlight, got its recognition with the Huawei P20 Pro and now Samsung is entering this market where mobile photography holds a mile-stone importance and eyes to rival the triple camera flagship from its competitor, Huawei.

Its predecessor, Galaxy A7 2017 was launched around Rs.55000 but came with a lower spec sheet, including a single camera. So we expect the Galaxy A7 2018 to launch at approximately Rs. 60,000 or more.

It will have all the contemporary trendy features like a big screen and a narrow aspect ratio for better handling. However, Samsung has still not embraced the notch which might be refreshing for notch haters to see.

The device will have a premium glass design and sport a 6-inch Super AMOLED display, an octa-core processor clocked at a frequency of 2.2GHz accompanied by 6GB of RAM and128GB of internal storage.

The triple camera will be aligned vertically on the top left rear corner and will include a 24MP main sensor with f/1.7 which will improve the quality of the image by combining four pixels in one in low light conditions.

Along with the main sensor will be a 5MP depth sensor with a f/2.2 aperture for giving your images a better bokeh effect. The third lens will be an 8MP ultra-wide sensor with a f/2.4 aperture in order to capture photos with 120 degrees field of view.

Seeing the pictures of the device, you might wonder about the fingerprint scanner. Samsung has put the scanner in a rather peculiar place, side of the phone. However, we are yet to see its usability in real life.

As new iPhones go on sale, studies reveal chips from Intel and Toshiba

Apple Inc’s latest iPhones hit stores around the world on Friday, featuring components made by Intel Corp and Toshiba among others, according to two firms that cracked open the iPhone Xs and Xs Max models.

The studies by repair firm iFixit www.ifixit.com/Teardown/iPhone+XS++and+XS+Max+Teardown/113021 and chip analysis firm TechInsights here, published this week, are among the first detailed teardowns of the phones, which reviews suggested were a subtle upgrade from the tenth anniversary iPhone X.

Supplying parts for Apple’s iPhones is considered a coup for chipmakers and other manufacturers. While Apple publishes a broad list of suppliers each year, it does not disclose which companies make which components and insists its suppliers keep quiet.

That makes teardowns the only way of establishing the breakdown of parts in the phones, although analysts also recommend caution in drawing conclusions because Apple sometimes uses more than one supplier for a part. What is found in one iPhone may not be found in others.

Apple could not immediately be reached for comment.

The breakdowns listed no parts from Samsung and no chips from Qualcomm Inc.

Samsung in the past has supplied memory chips for Apple’s iPhones and was believed by analysts to be the sole supplier of the costly displays for last year’s iPhone X.

Qualcomm has been a supplier of components to Apple for years, but the two have been locked in a wide-ranging legal dispute in which Apple has accused Qualcomm of unfair patent licensing practices.

U.S.-based Qualcomm, the world’s largest mobile phone chipmaker, has in turn accused Apple of patent infringement.

Qualcomm said in July that Apple intended to solely use “competitor’s modems” in its next iPhone release.

The iFixit teardown showed iPhone Xs and Xs Max used Intel’s modem and communication chips instead of Qualcomm’s hardware.

The latest iPhones also had DRAM and NAND memory chips from Micron Technology and Toshiba, according to iFixit’s study. Previous teardowns of the iPhone 7 had shown DRAM chips made by Samsung in some models.

TechInsights’ dissection of a 256-gigabyte storage capacity iPhone Xs Max, on the other hand, revealed DRAM from Micron but NAND memory from SanDisk, which is owned by Western Digital Corp and works with Toshiba for its supply of NAND chips.

Toshiba’s chip unit Toshiba Memory was purchased by a private equity-led consortium earlier this year that Apple joined.

In the past, TechInsights found Apple used different DRAM and NAND suppliers in the same generation of phones.

“For memory – Apple obviously competes with Samsung and wants to reduce their reliance as much as possible – so totally consistent that we’d see Toshiba for NAND flash storage and Micron for DRAM,” Morningstar analyst Abhinav Davuluri said.

Jim Morrison, vice president of TechInsights, said in an interview that it appeared that one of Dialog Semiconductor’s chips had been replaced in the iPhone Xs Max by one of Apple’s own chips, but it was not yet known whether that also applied to the iPhone Xs.

Dialog declined to comment. In May, the company said Apple had cut orders for its chips.

IFixit and TechInsights technicians also found components from companies including Skyworks Solutions, Broadcom, Murata, NXP Semiconductors, Cypress Semiconductor, Texas Instruments and STMicroelectronics. Source

Google start using AMP for News and Gmail

Google’s AMP is getting better support for news stories as well as email. The platform will be ad-free at the start and will be rolled out later this year.

Google is betting big on its Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) initiative with new features focused on Gmail as well as new platform called AMP stories.

AMP for email will allow users to avail features and services such as booking appointments and RSVP events without having to leave Gmail. It will bring live widget which automatically stay up to date in real time.

Supporting parties of the features include Pinterest which once implemented would allow its contest to be seen straight from the email client. AMP for email is said to arrive later this year.

AMP for News Stories:

AMP stories on the other hand Google's take on the new Instagram Stories feature. It will allow publishers to create full size web pages that are presented in a slide show format. Its presentation will be rich with videos and photos being more vivid as a result. Stories can also be shared on other social networks.

So far, Google has partnered with The Washington Post, CNN, Wired, Mashable amd others for the content. The content will lack ads in the beginning, though, they'll eventually be brought to the platform.

Stories will be hitting Google search and have already begun developer preview, like AMP for email, they will be viewable under their own separate section in Search.

Popularity:

Google's AMP is fast becoming a mainstream component of its services, which is no surprise since the network priorities websites which load quicker than others. The latest developments should further help its acceptability in the future.

AMP Stories will be released later than this year, with more info set to be revealed in the coming few weeks.

World's First 512GB Micro SD Card Released

Integral's latest microSD card  breaks the record as the highest capacity microSD card in the world beating out previous 400GB memory cards.
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UK's Integral Memory has unveiled, what it claims to be the world's highest capacity microSD memory card. It has a whopping 512GB memory in a chip as big as your fingernail.

Most of the devices including latest Android phones and tablet as well as PCs like the Surface Pro, will be able to support microSDXC card.

It has a V10, UHS-1 Class 1 specification and is covered by Integral's trusted five years warranty.

Marketing manager of Integral Memory, James Danton,said:

Consumers have been clear in their call for increased storage as mobile dev ices have become essential to many in everyday life. The need to provide extended memory for smartphones, tablets and a growing range of other mobile devices such as action cams and drones has been answered. As a company we are very proud to be the first to achieve the 512GB capacity milestone in microSDXC, worldwide.

Speed:

It supports the Video Speed Class 10 (V10) standard and offers fast data transfer and makes it much easier to capture Full HD videos on smartphone, cameras and other video recording devices.

Integral's latest card manages a peak transfer speed of 80MB/s which is good enough for apps and recording 4K videos at 30fps.

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The company hasn't yet revealed the price of the first ever 512GB card. However, we expect it to cost around $300-$350 because an average 400 GB memory card costs around $250 on Amazon. Integral Memory will start shipping the half the half terabyte microSD card from February, 2018.