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Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 is coming for the top Android phones

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By Jay Bonggolto Verified
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What you need to know Qualcomm is splitting its top-tier lineup into the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 and the standard Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6. Both 2nm platforms center around custom Oryon CPUs, redesigned Adreno GPUs, and Hexagon NPUs tuned to run responsive, context-aware AI assistants locally. APV support and Intelligent Pixel Control aim to deliver better scene understanding and more natural photos and videos.
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Google's anti-motion sickness feature is finally rolling out to non-Pixel phones

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By Jay Bonggolto Verified
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What you need to know Google is expanding the motion-sickness feature to more Android phones through Google Play services. You’ll need an Android 17 or newer device running Google Play services v26.37. Motion Assist uses your phone’s motion sensors to move on-screen bubbles in sync with the vehicle. Google is taking one of the more unusual features from its September Pixel Drop and bringing it to a much wider audience.
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MediaTek's new 3nm chip wants to power fanless, AI-first Googlebooks

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What you need to know MediaTek's Dimensity CX C10 Max is the company’s first chip for its new Compute Experiences family, targeting premium Googlebook devices. The 3nm chip packs an all-big-core octa-core CPU, 11-core GPU, and eighth-generation NPU for demanding workloads. The Imagiq 1090 ISP supports cameras up to 32MP, HDR video, smoother zoom, cinematic video, and continuous focus. MediaTek is officially bringing its silicon chops to high-end laptops.
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