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Qualcomm dives into handheld gaming, powering new device in partnership with Razer

By Mike Freeman
Qualcomm is working with Razer on a handheld gaming device. — Qualcomm/TNS

What new bells and whistles might be coming to top-tier Android smartphones next year?

Qualcomm, whose mobile processors power some two billion handsets worldwide, gave a few hints this week at its annual Snapdragon Summit in Hawaii.

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