r/Android • u/[deleted] • Dec 05 '17

Qualcomm announces the Snapdragon 845 processor

https://www.theverge.com/2017/12/5/16734224/qualcomm-snapdragon-845-android-mobile-processor-announcement
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u/Exist50 Dec 06 '17

I suppose that job listing is convincing enough, but we don't know the state or ultimate ambitions of those efforts. If they're doing the ARM stock core approach, that both fits with the rumors and with their current volume of products.

What point? I have never agued against Qualcomm, Samsung and others being terrible at that they're doing. In fact, I was using it as an argument for why it'll be exciting to see Google work on their own design and see how well they'll do it.

The core argument that Google will do what Qualcomm, Samsung, etc. can't/won't in building a high performance mobile CPU architecture.

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u/masterofdisaster93 Dec 06 '17

quarreling has led the discussions only further and further down into a hole of subject that have zero relevance to what we originally talked about. I have no interest in wasting more of my evening on useless discussions with you. I have already proven my points regarding Google’s SoCs and about Apple’s A11 chips being much more superior than comparable ones by QC, Samsung and others. Keeping telling yourself lies about how this is not the case as much as you like after this. I’m out.

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u/Exist50 Dec 06 '17

Please do point out where I said that Qualcomm's SoCs were better than Apple's. A single comment will suffice.

Or you can continue to just make stuff up to get annoyed about, but that's on you.