Snapdragon 836 delayed until next year, Pixel 2 will use 835

08 September 2017
It's unlikely that this will cost too much performance.

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  • 08 Sep 2017

Anonymous, 08 Sep 2017From SD810, everything slowing down, both easily heat, 835 ... moreThe 835 is a lot better than the 821

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    • pJP
    • 08 Sep 2017

    there will be NO SD836, it was confirmed by the company only a matter of days ago wasnt it, i would assume since there is not 836, it will be straight to 845?

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      • ix9
      • 08 Sep 2017

      Like i always said, the pixel will come with the 835.
      The 836 won't even exist, the next one will be 845 already confirmed. Stop putting false rumours or topics with the snapdragon 836. It's barely almost impossible to beat the already perfect 835.
      Next wil be the 845 with the processing architecture in 7nm (hopefully)

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        • Kgw
        • 08 Sep 2017

        Just skip 836 and release 845 plz.

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          • PA7
          • 08 Sep 2017

          From SD810, everything slowing down, both easily heat, 835 better but no significant addition speed over 82x. Hopefully competitors doing better

            Qualcomm just confirmed that there will be no 836. But ok, it's Friday and gsma probably already started to warm up for the weekend.

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              • u}u
              • 08 Sep 2017

              Regardless if the new chipset would be S836 or S845, S835 phones will be discounted and we can pick up S835 phones for cheaper

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                • Df7
                • 08 Sep 2017

                836 next year , bad news so some oems will go for that instead of sd845 .

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                  • 3Ye
                  • 08 Sep 2017

                  So the last article stating SD 836 won't exist ever was wrong.

                    Not to mention that the original Pixel phones had the SD821 downclocked to SD820 frequency.