Graphics are powered by an Adreno 203 GPU, and it supports LPDDR2 RAM. Snapdragon 200 processors run on quad ARM A5 CPUs that are clocked at up to 1.4GHz per core. It is powerful enough to capture and play videos at 1080p, and has support for Miracast. It has support for almost all modern networking technologies, except for LTE, and it supports LPDDR 2 or LPDDR 3 RAM. Graphics are powered by an Adreno 305 GPU. Snapdragon 400 processors have an option betweencome in two versions: dual Krait CPUs running at up to 1.7GHz per core, and quad ARM A7 CPUs running at up to 1.4Ghz.
While the company's new 800 and 600 series chipsets are geared towards high-end devices, the 400 and 200 are aimed at mid-end and low-end devices respectively. Qualcomm recently unveiled its lower-end Snapdragon 400 and 200 processors. The Snapdragon Battery Guru promises to make your battery last longer The app is available in North America and the European Union right now, and the company is working on getting the app released in other countries. According to the description, it learns the phone’s behaviour in two to four days and notifies the user that it is ready to extend the battery life. The app is still in beta at the moment, but it supports a large number of Snapdragon-powered devices. It doesn't need any manual configuration and runs in the background. The app promises to extend the battery life on Snapdragon-powered devices by optimising functionality.
Snapdragon battery guru not showing apps for free#
The app is available for free on Google Play. As the name implies, the app is a battery management tool that the company claims can extend the battery life of Android devices running on Snapdragon chipsets. The company has released the app-dubbed Battery Guru-under its Xiam Technologies division. Qualcomm has released a new app for smartphones powered by the company’s Snapdragon range of processors.
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