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All signs point to the as-yet-unannounced Qualcomm Snapdragon XNUMX as the top-of-the-line processor to beat when it comes to Android smartphones in XNUMX, and we just found out what manufacturers could be the first to beat. Market phones powered by new chips. According to well-known tipster Digital Chat Station (via Phandroid), Xiaomi and Motorola are fighting to get their Snapdragon XNUMX devices out to buyers before everyone else, and those phones could be out before the end of anus. (even if the sales dates are a few weeks later).
Motorcycle's Snapdragon XNUMX machine is also slated to launch later this year. It would seem that they are still preparing to collaborate with Xiaomi takes the start ... November XNUMX, XNUMX See more That is approximately what was expected for Xiaomi: the Xiaomi Mi XNUMX was the first phone to launch the Snapdragon XNUMX Remember, but the mention of Motorola, a maker best known for its budget devices, is a bit more surprising.
What happens next
It is a safe bet that the Xiaomi 200 is going to be the Xiaomi phone with the 22 Snapdragon processor. We expect it to make its debut in early XNUMX, or maybe late XNUMX, around a year later. That its predecessor made its debut. . Motorola's plans are more difficult to achieve. We've heard talk of a Moto GXNUMX, but it should be with the older Snapdragon XNUMX, and while Motorola also tends to update its other G-series phones in January of every year, they should be devices more accessible mid-range. All we can do at this point is just sit back and see how the release schedule goes. The Samsung Galaxy SXNUMX series is also expected to feature the Snapdragon XNUMX chipset in certain areas, but it's rumored that we won't be seeing these phones until later in XNUMX.
Analysis: Should We Worry About the Snapdragon XNUMX?
The big question surrounding the upcoming Qualcomm Snapdragon XNUMX is how much more performance it will offer compared to the Snapdragon XNUMX, and how long we can expect them to be the flagship Android smartphones of XNUMX as a result. Respected leaker Ice Universe has just published unofficial benchmarks for the Snapdragon XNUMX processor, suggesting we'll be getting around XNUMX% faster chipset than what we've used this year. Take this amount with a pinch of salt, as the silicon probably still needs to be optimized. Back in September, we came across a specs leak for the Snapdragon XNUMX, which notes that a XNUMX-nanometer process was used for the chip. This should ensure better performance and lower power consumption than the XNUMX-nanometer process used for Snapdragon XNUMX and Snapdragon XNUMX Plus. With Apple struggling to make XNUMXnm chips and could be forced to stick with the always-effective XNUMXnm options, it makes sense that the new Snapdragon would at least match power and performance in design terms. It shouldn't be long before the Snapdragon XNUMX is official, as Qualcomm typically unveils its latest processors at the end of the year in December. As always and at all times, we will bring you the key announcements as soon as they are made.