Sentences with phrase «standards like qualcomm»

However, the use of a proprietary connector might make finding a replacement a pain and third party accessory support, such as power banks, will be more limited than more universally adopted standards like Qualcomm's Quick Charge.

The company works with third - party audio and video standards like Qualcomm's AllPlay, as well as BlackFire, Miracast, Bluetooth and DLNA - compatible products to stream media simply without setup.

Manufacturers have their own standards like Qualcomm Quick Charge, Samsung Adaptive Fast Charge, and Huawei SuperCharge.

Not exact matches

4.5 - inch 480 x 800 Super AMOLED Plus display Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) NFC support, though compatibility with the forthcoming ISIS mobile payment standard is «to be determined» Category 24 HSDPA (42 Mbps) and Category 6 HSUPA (5.76 Mbps) for extremely fast HSPA + support — faster than any HSPA + phone currently sold in the US AWS plus 850 / 1900 MHz compatibility for support on AT&T's «4G» network if the merger succeeds Preliminary measurements place it at 5.16 x 2.76 x 0.37 inches — within a few hundredths of an inch of the Infuse 16 GB internal ROM, 1 GB internal RAM, external microSD up to 32 GB Here's where it outdoes the Infuse: it's quoted with a Qualcomm 1.2 GHz dual - core APQ8060 application processor, which is extraordinarily unusual for a Samsung — particularly considering the availability of Samsung's own multi-core Exynos line; it's paired with an MDM8220 modem processor 8 megapixel primary camera with flash and 1080p video capture, secondary front - facing camera Like the Galaxy S II, the Hercules won't have a dedicated HDMI port — it'll move high - def video over Micro USB using MHL [CellphoneSignal]-LSB-...]

The HP Pro Slate 8 and Pro Slate 12 bring a 4:3 aspect ratio that's more like standard paper sizes than the 16:9 tablets we're used to, and unlike some of HP's previous Android offerings, these two aren't terribly underpowered with a 2.3 GHz quad - core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor (which while a year old at this point, isn't a bad chip to have running things).

Though it doesn't offer the great features of USB - C like a reversible connector and faster data transfer speeds, the micro-USB port on the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge will still offer Samsung's Fast Charging technology (compatible with the Qualcomm Quick Charge standard).

Wi - Fi mesh network systems are quickly becoming the standard, with companies like Qualcomm estimating that they now account for 40 percent of new Wi - Fi router sales.

The wired fast charger for the Galaxy S8 uses Samsung Adaptive Fast Charge, which is based on Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 and not newer standards like Quick Charge 3.0.

Last year's Mate 9 arrive with a massive 4,000 mAh battery, but the device lacked support for standard fast charging solution like Qualcomm's Quick Charge.

Qualcomm is making this technology available from today for all companies who would like to adopt the Rezence standard.

Although I get the feeling that this will be the only Galaxy to use Qualcomm's standard as manufacturers like OnePlus have adopted their own fast charging methods, whilst others such as Google utilise USB Power Delivery.

The Lumia 830 doesn't have the very fastest Qualcomm Snapdragon processors, but as an OS that is finely tuned by Microsoft to work well on various standard configurations, much like Apple does with iOS and iDevices, we're likely to see snappy performance nevertheless.

Imagine if they can make custom AMD SoC like they did for their consoles, or SD custom SoC with AMD GPU, I say this because in spite of its allegedly good design, foldability, slim, new category with features etc etc, it MUST pack a PUNCH processing power wise and have ALWAYS ON feature plus good battery life, I do not see standard SD835 or SD845 with Qualcomm graphics carrying any punch.

The Thread networking technology - launched in 2014 and backed, among others, by ARM, Qualcomm, and Texas Instruments - builds on existing wireless standards like 802.15.4 and supports IPv6, but uses a mesh network for greater resilience and performance

Fabulous phone in CDMA - GSM category... Today i had bought it and in my opinion this is the best phone in its class... It Has...: --- HD display (720 × 1184 because of on screen buttons) with 320dpi is very good and vewing angles and colour reproduction were also great — Qualcomm Snapdrogan s4 8625Q processor with Adreno 203 GPU — On screen navigation buttons — All CDMA (3G) and GSM (2G) sims work — Camera quality is also good — Bulid quality is good — Can play HD videos smoothly in h / w mode — Antutu Score — 10948 — Quadrant score - 4485 — Multitouch - 5 points — Nenamark 2 score - 28.4 fps — Sensors — Accelerometer, Magnetic field, Orientation, light, Proximity — No notification led — Apps can move to sd cards — Screen guard is included with all standard accessories in the box — Black colour is good instead of white because in black colour it looks completely black from front which looks great and feels like a very premium phone..

Around 2.4 A, now mophie says it is «Quick Charge» but it's not Qualcomm's standard of Quick Charge, so if you have something like the Razer Phone that does Quick Charge 4 Plus, it won't be able to charge that quickly on the mophie powerstation AC, but 2.4 A is still pretty fast, and should do the job just fine.