03:44PM EST - That pretty much wraps things up. Thanks for joining.

03:43PM EST - "We try not to comment too much on rumors. We're on track with the 810 and LG is planning to launch the G Flex 2 in the near future with 810."

03:42PM EST - Someone is asking about issues with power consumption of Snapdragon 810. This will be interesting.

03:33PM EST - Q&A time starting.

03:32PM EST - Summary of the announcements now, so we're about done.

03:31PM EST - Demonstration on stage of LIFX light that allows turning an LED light into a connected light using a plug in module.

03:30PM EST - [Note: Camera uploads are basically dead at this point.]

03:30PM EST - LIFX collaboratoin. Lighting platform with AllJoyn support, with a reference light. Full turnkey solution.

03:29PM EST - This gives zones where 60GHz 11ad can stream 4K video at high rates in a matter of minutes.

03:28PM EST - Showcasing first tri-band WiFi solution that enables 802.11ad plus two flavors of 802.11ac.

03:27PM EST - AllPlay technology allows wireless speakers to work with any device that has AllJoin and AllPlay support.

03:26PM EST - Smart home announcements -- AllSeen Alliance launched about a year ago and now has over 100 members.

03:25PM EST - Greater capacity and performance with WiFi Multi-User MIMO. Allows 802.11ac to service multiple users simultaneously.

03:23PM EST - Moving on to wearables. 15+ products shipping across 30+ countries.

03:23PM EST - FYI, some of the images are uploading at the wrong spot in the live blog due to upload speeds. Bear with us.

03:21PM EST - Qualcomm has the largest ecosystem in connected health with more than 500 partners now.

03:21PM EST - 2net platform and Healthy Circles platforms developed by Qualcomm to help reduce costs.

03:19PM EST - Transforming health care. Remote monitoring.

03:17PM EST - Concept cars will be demoing new technologies using Snapdragon automotive platform.

03:16PM EST - Qualcomm has been working with automotive industry for more than a decade.

03:16PM EST - "Qualcomm is really doing IoT."

03:16PM EST - Moving on to Internet of Everything (IoT).

03:15PM EST - Rapid upgrade cycle also helps get new tech to market -- 30% (?) of all mobile devices were upgrade in 2014.

03:14PM EST - The smartphone and mobile platform are driving innovation.

03:14PM EST - Correction: this demo using Unreal Engine is running on some form of tablet, not G Flex 2.

03:13PM EST - Dynamic tessellation, HDR (high dynamic range) rendering, linear space lighting.

03:12PM EST - Showing a technology that's previously mostly been used on PCs and consoles....

03:11PM EST - Demo on stage using the LG G Flex 2. This is the first device shipping with the 810 processor.

03:10PM EST - Claiming 30% better performance with 20% less power with 810 SoC.

03:10PM EST - Showcasing streaming of 4K video over LTE at Qualcomm at CES this year.

03:09PM EST - Talking about Snapdragon 810 SoC now. "Ultimate Connected Computing Processor".

03:09PM EST - 5th generation 9X45 modem with cat 10 shipping in devices in 2015.

03:08PM EST - >860 million MSM chipsets shipped in fiscal year 2014.

03:08PM EST - More than a billion Android smartphones shipped with Qualcomm processors.

03:07PM EST - >8 billion unit shipments projected for smartphones in 2014-2018.

03:06PM EST - It's a medium that can coexist with WiFi in a meaningful way.

03:06PM EST - Investments into LTE-U -- using unlicensed spectrum as a supplemental data channel.

03:04PM EST - Talking about how Qualcomm invested into CDMA years before it was selected as the 3G standard.

03:03PM EST - $33 billion invested in R&D over the history of Qualcomm.

03:03PM EST - Uh oh... Internet speed is way slower than what I had in the LG conference. This may get messy.

03:02PM EST - Derek Aberle is on stage, Qualcomm's president.

03:00PM EST - And we're starting. Why wait to solve the world's biggest challenges?

02:50PM EST - Josh is also on AT&T instead of T-Mobile this time.

02:50PM EST - Hopefully the images go better this time; we're dropping the resolution a bit to speed the upload process.

02:49PM EST - We're here at the Qualcomm press event, Jarred on text and Josh on images.

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  • AnnonymousCoward - Thursday, January 8, 2015 - link

    Oh, you prefer news stations that only give one viewpoint. Sucks to be you.
  • tuxRoller - Saturday, January 10, 2015 - link

    As the BBC has recently recognized, not every position is equally valid and deserving of airtime.
  • CajunArson - Monday, January 5, 2015 - link

    Compared to the Asus presentation that you just blogged, this one seems AWFUL light on hard details, especially about the Snapdragon 810.
  • Kvaern1 - Monday, January 5, 2015 - link

    Not a word on custom cores?

    I'm beginning to suspect they truly did get caught with their pants down and had to start from scratch when Apple released the A7.

    Also, I don't see how run of the mill A57/A53 cores will be good business for Quallcom.
    Every chinese SoC manufacturer and his mother wants a slice of that pie, and will sell at prices Qualcomm can't match.
  • JarredWalton - Monday, January 5, 2015 - link

    Someone asked about the next custom Qualcomm core. "We cannot comment on unannounced products" was the reply which is pretty much expected.
  • PiyushM - Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - link

    I'm starting to think Qualcomm has given up on custom cores :(
  • hahmed330 - Monday, January 12, 2015 - link

    BBBBBBOOOOORRRRIIIIINNNNGGGGGG!!!!!!!!! TX1 rules

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