Snapdragon 865/765 for 2020 models

XeniaOnatopp wrote: ↑ Every year, Apple, Qualcomm, Huawei, etc. say the same thing year after year.

1) Announcement: this CPU is our best ever. You'll get X times faster performance, Y% more battery times, etc.
2) A year goes by.
3) Announcement: this year's CPU is so much better, so much faster, so much more power efficient than last year's model, etc.

Dual frequency GNSS is perhaps something that I would be interested in when it comes to new generations of CPUs. Other than that, I'm perfectly okay with SD835 with my phone (Pixel 2).

Devhux wrote: ↑ ... And every year, the only time we might see battery life gains is when manufacturers go the brute-force method and just cram a bigger battery in there!

divx wrote: ↑ I don't know how to read mobile chip spec it seems, so many numbers. I thought Qualcomm had 8xx series for many years already?

vlado416 wrote: ↑ Batteries are the same size or smaller but with better chemistry so there is more energy and less cost and it will continue for at least a decade.

loserga wrote: ↑ If that was true then the milliamp hour ratings for the same size of batteries would be increasing. We haven't really seen any significant increase in phone battery storage capacity over the past decade.