one of its new features was the use of Apple’s C1 modem. The company’s plan is to eventually replace Qualcomm’s modems with its own, so the question is, how does Apple’s modem hold up?

The current generation of iPhones might get away with minimal price hikes (or none at all), but it sounds like we might have to pay more for the generations that will follow. As always, remember that ...

Qualcomm's lackluster stock performance over the last year is at least partially due to concerns over Apple replacing Qualcomm modems. Despite its diversification into the automotive and IoT ...

Though broadly speaking, Apple’s cores tend to be a bit bigger and more individually powerful, while Qualcomm’s octa-core setup has historically closed the gap by virtue of more cores.

Footage of Li's speech in the Chinese media showed top executives in attendance, including Apple's CEO Tim Cook, Citadel's founder Ken Griffin, and Qualcomm's CEO Cristiano Amon. Li's speech comes ...

This includes Apple’s A18 Pro, found in the iPhone 16 series, and the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite, used in the majority of flagship phones launched since late 2024. But come 2026, we can look ...

The Apple MacBook Air 13 (M4) and Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 are excellent 13-inch (or 14-inch) laptops. Which is better for you?

Since Apple makes its own modems, it saves a lot of money over what Qualcomm currently charges for its modems. So the need for an upcharge isn’t as great. Additionally, it could very well cost ...

Analysts estimate that the potential loss of Apple's business could result in a headwind of approximately $1.75 per share for Qualcomm. The company has stated that it expects to maintain a 20% ...

March 24 (UPI) --China reassured executives from American and European firms, including Apple, Qualcomm, Mastercard, Pfizer and AstraZeneca, that the world's second-largest economy is open for ...

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman today shared some details about future devices. In his Power On newsletter, Gurman said that Apple is already in ...

On Sunday and Monday, Beijing hosted a forum for top CEOs. In attendance were the heads of companies including Apple, Qualcomm and AstraZeneca. China is keen to woo investment as trade tensions mount.