The newest 4G wonder at from Sprint and HTC joins a flourishing list of high-end smartphones that daub in to the speed of Qualcomms Snapdragon processor. Sprint HTC Evo 4G(Credit:CNET Reviews)The dual-branded Sprint HTC phone voiced Tuesday at CTIA 2010 in Las Vegas joins alternative Snapdragon-based phones, together with the GoogleNexus One (also done by HTC), the HTC HD2, Acer Liquid, and Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. All, solely the HD2, are upscale phones that run the Android handling system. The Sprint Evo 4G is deputy of a difficulty of high-end Android-based phones that pack additional estimate punch to energy large screens (in the box of the Sprint Evo 4G, the arrangement measures 4.3 inches diagonally) and PC-like multimedia features. And what does the destiny hold for Android phones using on Snapdragon silicon? The stream 1GHz Snapdragon QSD8650 chip--used in the phones cited above--will be followed by a 1.3GHz processor, the QSD8650a, according to Mark Frankel, clamp boss of product government at Qualcomm CDMA Technologies. The 1.3GHz chip, in turn, will be followed by a dual-core chip, the 8672, that will run at 1.5GHz, Frankel said. Typically, adding an additional estimate core increases performance. (Though at large used in PCs, dual-core designs are nonexistent in smartphones today.) "Clearly the marketplace is perfectionist opening and thats one of the reasons that Snapdragon has gotten the traction it has," Frankel said. "And thats because dual-core is unavoidable for both smartphone and smartbook devices." Both chips will await the Google Chrome handling system, that is approaching to be used in small, Netbook-like laptops called smartbooks. Devices formed on the 1.3GHz Snapdragon are approaching after this year, whilst the dual-core thinly slice should crop up in inclination by early subsequent year, or even presumably this Christmas, according to Frankel. Updated at 11:45 p.m. PDT.
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