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Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite vs. MediaTek Dimensity 9400 vs. Google Tensor G4: What's the best mobile chipset of 2025?

Qualcomm and MediaTek made sizeable gains with their 2025 SoCs, but which is the best platform? Let's take a look.

Android Central

"MediaTek is the number one provider of Arm-based Chromebooks": Adam King unpacks on the Chromebook boom

MediaTek is an Arm-based chipmaker, alongside Apple and Qualcomm, powering plenty of smartphones, tablets, and Chromebooks.

Laptop

“The consumer wins either way”: Arm’s Chris Bergey on the rise of Arm computing and the rivalry with x86

Arm-based systems dominated much of the computing industry in 2024. Arm’s Chris Bergey tells Laptop Mag about the advantages of Arm technology and how that’s helped shape the world of silicon from phones to tablets and Chromebooks, and now to home PCs.

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Moto G 2025 review: So much better than I expected

The Moto G 2025 is Motorola's latest $200 phone, getting the basics right and nailing the price segment.

Android Central

MediaTek is conducting impact simulations to prepare for U.S. tariffs

MediaTek’s CEO said that the company has been conducting simulations around the U.S. tariffs, likely in anticipation of a favorable outcome.

Tom’s Hardware

Is Moore's Law dead? We spoke to Intel, AMD, Nvidia, and Qualcomm, and both sides of the debate agree: The only constant is progress

As part of our 2025 Silicon Survey, Laptop Mag spoke with executives from AMD, Apple, Arm, Intel, MediaTek, Nvidia, and Qualcomm to determine if we can expect to see performance and efficiency plateaus in the coming years.

Laptop

Silicon Survey 2025

Laptop Mag's Silicon Survey meets the architects behind the architecture that powers our favorite portable tech. Catch exclusive interviews with Apple, AMD, Intel, Qualcomm, Nvidia, and more as we learn how their silicon will shape the future of CPUs and GPUs.

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Hardcore gamers rejoice: more TVs should have three or four HDMI 2.1 ports this year

This is particularly good news for gamers rocking more than one console

What Hi-Fi?

Teclast T70 Tablet business tablet review

The Teclast T70 Tablet is a 14-inch Android tablet built for home and office use.

TechRadar

Sony’s next premium pair of ANC headphones might be closing in on a reveal

Sony's XM6 launch might be closer than we think based on a new leaked FCC filing.

Tom’s Guide

Hisense U7N (65U7N)

Hisense’s middle-child Mini LED TV is a solid option for most people.

What Hi-Fi?

The 5 hottest reviews of the week, from Samsung’s huge S10 Ultra tablet to the best mid-range Android phone you can get your hands on

Reviews Recap: from massive-screened tablets to beginner friendly drones for vloggers and influencers.

TechRadar

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra review: a Great Dane tablet that thinks it's a lap dog

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra has a fantastic large screen, but the chip and battery are a letdown. Good for a niche crowd; this would be easier to recommend if it were much cheaper.

TechRadar

Here's what we know (so far) about NVIDIA's alleged ARM chips for laptops

NVIDIA will reportedly release its first-ever ARM-based chips for Windows PCs. The rumored N1X chip is expected by the end of 2025 and its sibling, the N1, is expected in 2026.

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LG and Samsung's gaming TV supremacy may be under threat as more TVs are set to get multiple HDMI 2.1 ports in 2025

Gamers rejoice – more TVs are set to receive more HDMI 2.1 ports, which is excellent news if you have multiple gaming consoles

Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia ARM SoC for Windows machines reportedly debuting in Q4, featuring N1X, with N1 to follow in early 2026

Nvidia is gunning for the Windows PC ecosystem, competing with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm

TechRadar

I am thrilled by Nvidia’s cute petaflop mini PC wonder, and it’s time for Jensen’s law: it takes 100 months to get equal AI performance for 1/25th of the cost

Nvidia’s desktop super computer is probably the greatest revolution in tech hardware since the IBM PC

TechRadar

Xiaomi releases six (six!) new cheap Android phones to rival the Samsung Galaxy A series

Xiaomi has released six new budget and mid-range phones under its Poco and Redmi sub-brands, with a spokesperson telling us that the brand is focused on “democratizing” flagship features.

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Nvidia seems to have just confirmed upcoming Arm and Blackwell laptop chips based on its new GB10 processor in collaboration with MediaTek

This is the more exciting than Project Digits itself, at least for us PC gamers.

Android Central

Google and MediaTek teamed up on a Google Home-ready chipset

MediaTek announced the new MT7903 Wi-Fi chip, designed for speedy Wi-Fi 6E connectivity for Thread and Matter smart home tech.

TechRadar

MediaTek reveals host of security vulnerabilities, so patch now

A dozen flaws, including a critical-severity RCE, were found affecting multiple MediaTek chipsets.

TechRadar

What to expect from Nvidia in 2025

Nvidia has a bunch of next-gen RTX 5000 graphics cards to keep us enthralled – and maybe a huge move on the CPU front.

TechRadar

This is the first rugged convertible Chrome tablet ever launched, but you can only buy it in Japan: Dynabook Chromebook C70 comes with a docked pen as well as a proper keyboard

Dynabook's Chromebook C70 is a rugged 10.1-inch convertible tablet with MIL-grade durability.

Android Central

Predicting the biggest smartphone trends in Asia for 2025

The Asian handset market is one of the most diverse around — here's what's in store in 2025.

Tom’s Guide

Nothing Phone 3a just tipped for these 3 big upgrades

Nothing's next phones could be coming with some big upgrades — including better chips and a brand new camera lens.

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