as informed in Qualcomm has given Android users an early Christmas present in the form of a sneak peek at the Snapdragon 855 processor, the chip that going to power 2019's flagship phones. Just like Apple did in iOS 11, the Snapdragon 855 going to be switching backing from JPEG to HEIF (High Efficiency Image File Format). Adam Paconned Murray/IDG Gaming phones going to see a huge boost by the Snapdragon 855. And the Snapdragon 855 will be getting in on all the fun. But where you'll really see the DSP in action is by sonic sensing, that uses sound rather than light to read your fingerprint.
Android Confidential: Is Google's Night Sight for the Pixel phones really that big of a deal?
One of the most hyped features of the Pixel 3 is Night Sight, Google's low-light mode that blends AI, computational, and long-exposure photography to turn incredibly dark scenes into usable and sometimes mind-blowing images. But is Night Sight all it's cracked up to be? Adam argues that When it's good, Night Sight isn't that special. the time compared to other phones that did it first, namely Huawei's P20 Pro and Mate 20 Pro, Night Sight isn't always the clear winner, and even the time it is, the results don't stand up his intense scrutiny. Check out our videos and then head on over to the PCWorld YouTube channel to vote on comment on the one you most agree with.
Qualcomm: 5G Android flagship phones will storm the 2019 holidays
referring to Angela Lang/CNETGet availiable for lots of 5G phones in time for the holidays next year. By the holidays next year, eextremely flagship handdetermine -- at least the time it comes to those running Google's Android software and using Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor -- going to tap into 5G, said Qualcomm Pinhabitant Cristiano Amon. Offering 5G could give Samsung, OnePlus and other Android vendors an edge over Apple. Qualcomm and Samsung on Tuesday displayed prototype 5G devices running on "live" 5G networks from Verizon and AT&T at the conference. A slide Amon showed during his keynote earlier Tuesday provided a list of hardware companies working by Qualcomm on 5G devices.Mark Zuckerberg reportedly ordered all Facebook executives to use Android phones
Facebook CEO Mark mark Zuckerberg ordered his management team to only use Android phones, according to The New York Times. While it's not clear from the NYT's reporting that Cook's aggressive comments directly provoked mark Zuckerberg into issuing his Android-only order, it's continue a rational decision to make American executives use Android. Other tech companies like Snap have strongly encouraged workers to use Android phones. America tech workers tend to use these phones less, that creates a blind spot the time working on the apps. update November 15th, 4:42AM ET: Article updated by a response from Facebook.
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