Best phone under 15000 | Best mobile processor

 There is excitement in the media and telecommunications worlds as iPhone and Android users vie for the kind of champion in mobile technology. From a productivity standpoint, the two devices do have their differences and similarities. However, depending on the categories they serve, there is always one that has a competitive advantage. We'll look at each mobile device in each selection category to see which one stands out. Areas to question in this smartphone saga are: logging in features, taking pictures, making phone calls, managing storage, entertaining users, and last but not least, engaging with social media. Logging in Logging into a device can be the first test of patience and tolerance, because it's the first thing we do before using the phone's other features. The iPhone's TouchID fingerprint sensor technology is considered the most secure way to allow authorized users to access the device, as each fingerprint is unique to every person on the planet. While Andr...

 A new report states that OPPO could potentially develop its processors starting in 2023. The decision could mean goodbye to Qualcomm and MediaTek chips on your Android smartphone. The news was driven by an ITHome publication, reinforcing the argument that OPPO also wants to develop its processors. Finally, everything seems to be in place after months of technical research. OPPO could launch its first processor as early as 2023 Previously, the possibility of OPPO starting to develop its processor has been raised. However, the Chinese company intends to follow in the footsteps of Apple or Samsung, freeing itself from the shackles of big players like Qualcomm and MediaTek . That wish will come closer to the first autonomous processors launched next year. It will be a component conceived by its subsidiary Shanghai Zheku and manufactured by TSMC, making Apple's processors. According to the report, OPPO's first SoC should be built on 6nm open-air lithography. Far from the ideal stan...

 Last year, Taiwanese chipset maker MediaTek unveiled its next-generation MediaTek Dimensity 9000 flagship processor, the world's first 4nm-manufactured chipset. The chip is naturally capable of delivering the highest quality performance. This time, the MediaTek Dimensity 9000+ processor was launched as an upgraded version of the MediaTek Dimensity 9000. This new smartphone chip is the same as the Dimensity 9000 , but it will also have some notable improvements. As the company claims, it will support full HD+ resolution screen refresh rates up to 160 Hz, and its GPU will be around 10% faster than before. Let's learn more about the upgrade features of the new Dimensity 9000+ MediaTek Dimensity 9000+ Details The MediaTek Dimension 9000 Plus processor will support WQHD+ resolution refresh rates up to 144 Hz and Full HD+ display refresh rates up to 180 Hz. The company claims that the MediaTek Dimension 9000 Plus will have around 5% higher CPU and around 10% higher GPU. It integrate...

 Intel's new foundry business has struck a deal to make processors for Taiwanese chip designer MediaTek. On Monday, MediaTek said it had signed an agreement to "build a more balanced and resilient supply chain" for the company's products, which include processors for smart home devices, Chromebooks and tablets. MediaTek also noted that Intel's foundry business is expected to have "huge capacity" in the U.S. and Europe. NS Tsai, corporate vice president of the chip supplier, said: "IFS (Intel Foundry Services) is committed to expanding production capacity, providing value to MediaTek, and helping us build a more diversified supply chain." The partnership is a win for Intel, given that MediaTek currently sources chip production from rival TSMC. Intel's goal is to attract all major customers to its foundry business, even Apple, which also relies on TSMC for iPhone and Mac processors. However, details of the deal with MediaTek are scant, inclu...

MediaTek has announced a new processor called the Dimensity 1050; it's the first mmWave 5G chipset to provide seamless connectivity, display, gaming and power efficiency for next-generation 5G smartphones. Using dual mmWave and sub-6GHz connectivity, the Dimensity 1050 will provide the speed and capacity needed to provide smartphone users with an enhanced experience, even in some of the most densely populated areas. MediaTek Dimensity 1050 Specifications The Dimensity 1050 combines mmWave 5G and sub-6GHz for smooth migration between network bands and is built on TSMC's 6nm production process and octa-core CPU. Density 1050 supports 3CC carrier aggregation on the sub-6 (FR1) spectrum and 4CC carrier aggregation on the mmWave (FR2) spectrum. Dimensity 1050 will provide up to 53% more power to smartphones compared to LTE + mmWave aggregation alone speed and excellent coverage. The SoC integrates two Arm Cortex-A78 CPUs with rates up to 2.5GHz and the latest Arm Mali-G610 graphics...

 The popularity of MediaTek chipset phones is rising every day. It offers a decent gaming experience, good performance, interesting platform possibilities, and cutting-edge networking. Many mobile phones worldwide are equipped with processors from Taiwanese manufacturers. Let’s look at some of the top MediaTek smartphones in the market that are priced under Rs. 10,000. Xiaomi Redmi 10A The MediaTek Helio G25 chipset is installed in the Xiaomi Redmi 10A. Additionally, it features an octa-core Cortex A53 Quad-Core 2GHz and Cortex A53 Quad-Core 1.5GHz processing arrangement. The smartphone features a 6.53-inch LCD with a screen resolution of 720 x 1600 pixels. It has 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage, expandable up to 512GB. It comes with a 5,000mAh battery. The Redmi 10A is priced at Rs. 8,299. Y15c in vivo The MediaTek Helio P35 processor controls the internal movements of the Vivo Y15c. It has a 6.51-inch Halo FullView IPS LCD with HD+ resolution. The brand has provided 3GB RAM and...

Intel has announced its first major customer partner for foundry services, MediaTek. MediaTek is known for developing Arm technology-based smartphone processors and chips for other smart edge devices, and the partnership will allow the company to have a more resilient supply chain around the world, especially in the U.S. and Europe. This, in turn, will make it easier for more devices to use MediaTek processors without supply constraints. Intel launched Foundry Services (IFS) last year as part of a new strategy that sees the company open its manufacturing facilities to other companies, with MediaTek being one of the first to join. Intel typically designs only x86 processors, but foundry services can also make Arm processors. Randhir Thakur, President of IFS, said: "As one of the world's leading fabless chip designers, powering more than 2 billion devices annually, MediaTek is an excellent partner for IFS as we enter the next phase of growth. "We have the right combination...