Recent #smartphones news in the semiconductor industry

7 months ago

➀ JAE has introduced WP11 and WP12 Series connectors, designed for small devices like smartphones and wearables, featuring a 0.4 mm pitch and 0.7 mm stacking height, supporting up to 15A of current.

➁ The WP11 Series provides 1.25 times the current compared to the WP10 Series with enhanced robustness, while the WP12 Series offers a more compact design with a higher retention force.

➂ Key features include improved workability, high reliability with two-point contact, and a seamless guide structure for durability and smooth mating.

Connectorselectronicssmartphoneswearables
7 months ago

➀ The article discusses the emerging trend of smartphone manufacturers competing to produce the thinnest handsets, reminiscent of a classic Saturday Night Live sketch.

➁ Tecno's Spark Slim prototype is highlighted as the 'world's slimmest' smartphone with a 5,200mAh battery and a profile of just 5.75mm.

➂ The article compares the Spark Slim's thickness to other leading smartphones and foldable models, noting its impressive thinness despite the battery size.

mobilesmartphones
8 months ago
1. Qualcomm's recent earnings report indicates strong growth in portable AI and edge computing; 2. The company is set to benefit from increased demand for AI chips in smartphones and IoT devices; 3. Qualcomm's valuation is attractive with a forward P/E ratio significantly below the sector median, suggesting a potential upside of around 25.88%.
AIIoTsmartphones
10 months ago
➀ The article reviews the top 5 smartphones of 2024, highlighting the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold, Pixel 9 Pro XL, Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, OnePlus 12, and Apple iPhone 16 Pro/Pro Max. Each model is discussed in detail, focusing on their features, performance, and pricing. ➁ The article emphasizes the importance of considering the ecosystem and personal preferences when choosing a smartphone. ➂ It also mentions some honorable mentions like the Motorola Razr+, ASUS ROG Phone 9, and Nothing Phone (2a).
Androidiosmobilesmartphones
about 1 year ago
➀ MediaTek unveiled the Dimensity 9400 processor at an event on October 9, 2024, marking a significant breakthrough in 5G and AI processing. The Dimensity 9400 is the company's second-generation all-large core design, featuring an Arm v9.2 CPU architecture, advanced GPU and NPU, and is manufactured using TSMC's second-generation 3nm process. It boasts 29.1 billion transistors, a 28% increase from the previous Dimensity 9300, making it the first 3nm chip for the Android system. The Dimensity 9400 features a second-generation all-large core CPU with 8 cores, including a high-frequency Arm Cortex-X925 ultra-large core and several other large and efficiency cores. It is the first to support global high-speed 10.7 Gbps LPDDR5X memory, significantly improving performance and efficiency. ➁ In tests, the Dimensity 9400 showed strong performance, with single-core Geekbench scores of 3040 and multi-core scores of 9600, a 35% and 28% increase respectively. Antutu scores reached nearly 2.85 million, and even exceeded 3 million in laboratory conditions. Compared to the previous Dimensity 9300, the Dimensity 9400 reduces power consumption by 40% and can save up to 32% in daily scenarios, offering better performance and battery life for smartphones. ➂ The first smartphones to use the Dimensity 9400 chip are expected to be released in the fourth quarter of 2024. Vivo and OPPO have announced that they will launch smartphones with the Dimensity 9400 chip. The first to be released is the Vivo X200 series on October 14th.
MediaTekperformancesmartphones
about 1 year ago
➀ The smartphone industry has stagnated post-5G, with AI now seen as a potential game-changer. ➁ Apple plans a major AI-focused product launch in September 2024, aiming to redefine AI in smartphones. ➂ The industry faces significant challenges with stagnant growth and over-reliance on minor innovations, leading to a saturated market. ➃ AI integration in smartphones could revolutionize user interaction and potentially revitalize the market, but the competitive landscape remains uncertain.
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