So far, Samsung's Galaxy S7, the HTC One M10 and LG G5 are all likely contenders, but we'll no doubt see it appearing in Sony's next Xperia Z phone as well as Motorola's new Moto X Force successor flagship in the latter half of the year. There's no news yet on which handset will be the first one to use the Snapdragon 820, but we've already heard plenty of rumours about which phones might be in the running for Qualcomm's next chipset. Qualcomm has promised that we'll start seeing Snapdragon 820-equipped smartphones in the first half of 2016. In the mean time, though, here's everything you need to know about Qualcomm's brand-new SoC.
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From what I've seen so far, those demands certainly look to have been delivered, but we won't have the full story until actual devices start hitting shop shelves.
As a result, low power compute capabilities was one of the design team's top priorities, along with all kinds of connectivity options and the ability to scale with each form factor. Qualcomm has high hopes for the Snapdragon 820, as it's also expecting to see the chip being used in cars, home appliances, Internet of Things and more.
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We've also got a detailed run-down of its specifications to give you an idea about what you can expect from Qualcomm's new processor, and whether it will be worth an upgrade when it starts rolling out next year. Officially unveiled in November 2015, company president Derek Aberle said it will be more powerful, more thermally efficient and longer-lasting than any previous Snapdragon chip, and we've been hands on with it to see how it performs compared to its immediate predecessor, the Snapdragon 810. Qualcomm's next flagship mobile processor is the Snapdragon 820, and it's due to arrive in almost every top-end handset of 2016.
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