Smartphone Processors

Google is now selling a Google Play Edition model of LG's G Pad 8.3 tablet.

Dreaming of a white Nexus?

Qualcomm expects its new 64-bit chip to appear in devices in the second half of 2014.

Oppo to Launch 5.9-inch N1 Internationally on December 10 for $599.

One more place you can snag yourself a Moto G.

Odin will likely appear in the successor to LG's G2 and G Pad tablet.

A slightly less bling version of HTC's blinging HTC One.

Samsung has released another Galaxy Grand smartphone.

2014 looks to be an exciting year for mobile technology.

Motorola is on an update spree with Android 4.4, starting with the MOTO X.

Is the Ascend P6 getting a makeover?

There's never been a better time to be carrier contract-free, thanks to the latest Nexus phones and Moto G.

Samsung will create both a 64-bit chip based on ARM and a 64-bit chip based on a custom CPU core.

It's no coincidence that a 64-bit Exynos chip and an ARM-64 supporting KitKat is nearing a public reveal.

Xiaomi went with the full-blown Tegra 4 instead of the Tegra 4i with the integrated modem.

Samsung has replaced the GPU cores and cranked up the clock speed of the CPU cores just a notch.

Earlier this week, three representatives from Qualcomm spent a day answering questions from the Tom's Hardware community. In the pages that follow, we aggregate the discussion for your reference.

Unlike the previous version, the new chip may use ARM's big.LITTLE MP architecture.

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