The Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 brings generative AI capabilities right to the chipset, vastly speeding up the processing-intensive activities that are usually outsourced to the cloud.
The chipset also runs the AI image generator Stable Diffusion on-device, something that Qualcomm demoed earlier this year.
It’s not a picture-in-picture thing — this feature uses improved image segmentation to remove the background from the selfie video to make it look like you’re standing in front of whatever your rear camera sees.
Qualcomm claims a modest 10 percent bump in power savings compared to the 8 Gen 2 thanks to efficiency gains from the Kryo CPU and Adreno GPU.
Dolby’s HDR photo format is supported, echoing Apple and Google’s push toward high dynamic range image capture in their latest devices.
There’s also a new system called Snapdragon Seamless, which is designed to make it easy to pair laptops and phones with peripherals across manufacturers and OS platforms.
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The Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 brings generative AI capabilities right to the chipset, vastly speeding up the processing-intensive activities that are usually outsourced to the cloud.
The chipset also runs the AI image generator Stable Diffusion on-device, something that Qualcomm demoed earlier this year.
It’s not a picture-in-picture thing — this feature uses improved image segmentation to remove the background from the selfie video to make it look like you’re standing in front of whatever your rear camera sees.
Qualcomm claims a modest 10 percent bump in power savings compared to the 8 Gen 2 thanks to efficiency gains from the Kryo CPU and Adreno GPU.
Dolby’s HDR photo format is supported, echoing Apple and Google’s push toward high dynamic range image capture in their latest devices.
There’s also a new system called Snapdragon Seamless, which is designed to make it easy to pair laptops and phones with peripherals across manufacturers and OS platforms.
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