Qualcomm is promising more on its flagship chipset over the coming months, culminating in devices running the 820 hitting store shelves in the first half of 2016. This updated list shared by China today goes as far down to the 2017’s Snapdragon 625 2014’s Snapdragon 801 with Adreno 3’s Snapdragon 400 and even adds support for a few 2015-2017 Mediatek and Intel chips. The Qualcomm Adreno 530 is an integrated graphics card for (mostly Android based) smartphones and tablets.It was introduced in the last quarter of 2015. As of the USA closed alpha (April 24-June 30) the minimum requirement for Android devices was the 2019’s Snapdragon 710. It’s clear they’re leaving nothing to chance this time around. Qualcomm Adreno 530 remove from comparison. Connectivity is still to be explained, and most importantly how the processor architecture will be handled given some of the high-profile challenges and compromises Qualcomm has faced with its recent Snapdragon chipsets, all eyes are on what they do to handle things like power consumption, heat output, and overall efficiency. Of course, there’s more to Snapdragon 820 than its graphics, but Qualcomm isn’t spilling all the details in one fell swoop.

“Some of the earlier display controllers out there, they had a dedicated microcrontroller in there which was pretty chintzy,” Leland says, whereas Qualcomm’s will not only support things like selective contrast boosting for improved outdoor visibility across both LCD and OLED panels, and using touch with wet fingers, but handing over more elaborate processing needs to one of the more power-efficient “Little” cores in the 820.

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