AC Podcast 541: Qualcomm lossless codec; Google silicon; China crackdown
by Jim Metzendorf from Android Central RSS Feed on (#5P4NJ)
Marton Barcza of TechAltar and crrowd joins Daniel and Nick for a conversation about the proliferation of earbuds and Qualcomm's announcement of a lossless Bluetooth audio codec.
The trio also cover some wearables news, speculation about Microsoft's upcoming Surface event, a new camera sensor from Samsung, and Google is rumored to be developing custom ARM silicon to be used in Chromebooks starting in 2023.
Finally, China is limiting online gameplay for children, and Apple will be making some changes to App Store policies as a result of an investigation by the Japan Fair Trade Commission.
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- Jabra's new $200 wireless earbuds use bone conduction for better-than-AirPods call quality | Android Central
- Qualcomm is about to give your next wireless earbuds a CD quality boost with aptX Lossless | Android Central
- Why everybody is making earbuds - YouTube
- Fossil unveils the first Wear OS smartwatch with Qualcomm's Snapdragon Wear 4100+ | Android Central
- Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 5100: Neuer Quadcore fur Wear OS-Uhren - WinFuture.de
- Microsoft announces September Surface event, may unveil Surface Duo 2 | Android Central
- Samsung Galaxy S21 FE may take its sweet time arriving with late October launch | Android Central
- Samsung unveils a crazy new 200MP camera sensor for smartphones | Android Central
- Google is reportedly working on custom ARM-based chips for Chromebooks | Android Central
- China Tightens Limits for Young Gamers and Bans School Night Play - The New York Times
- Japan Fair Trade Commission closes App Store investigation - Apple