Adreno Foveation follows the eye to help bring a better graphic image. This feature is already available on high-end headsets like the Oculus Rift, but here, only one area of the image is sharpened, so it will appear sharper. The chip also monitors eye-tracking for headset VR render details of the image area.
The Snapdragon 845 is still hand-tracking to perform movements - like on Kinect - without controls. Image quality is also improved thanks to the ability to support a maximum resolution of 2400 x 2400 at 120 fps.
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With the new X20 modem, the Snapdragon 845 will have maximum speed and the average speed of LTE is 20% higher, up to 1.2 GBps or 3GB movie download in just 3 minutes. Qualcomm said Wi-Fi speeds also improved, especially when the network had many users.
But perhaps the most practical is with Bluetooth headphones. Normally Bluetooth audio requires to send signals to the headset and then transfer the information to the earbud. This is very battery consuming but the 5-hour Bluetooth headphone can transfer audio straight to earbud and increase the battery life by 50%.
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Mostly, wireless headsets still use Bluetooth 4.x now, but it will be fine anyway.
The Snapdragon 845 has a completely new Secure Processing Unit, essentially operating as a separate repository, processing sensitive information such as biometric authentication. It has microprocessor, memory, random number generation, encryption, separate from the chipset.
Private SPU to ensure the safety of sensitive data
Theoretically, even if the phone is hacked on software or hardware, Secure Processing Unit still has no effect, of course, the manufacturer must support it first.
Although the changes of the Snapdragon 845 sound great, the reality of how to use it is to see how producers can take advantage of it. Please wait for the device of 2018.
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