Qualcomm and Microsoft have a long history of working together to optimize the mobile operating system for Qualcomm platforms. With this next release of Windows phone, the partnership between Qualcomm and Microsoft has brought a new generation of Windows phone handsets exclusively featuring Qualcomm's second-generation Snapdragon mobile processors to market.
Windows phone devices are built around specific hardware requirements that drive consistent and high-quality end-user experiences. Core to this is Qualcomm's Snapdragon mobile processor and chip system software, which will continue to ship in every Windows phone device. Snapdragon is redefining mobility for consumers around the world by offering an unprecedented combination of mobile processing performance, rich multimedia, GPS, high-performance graphics, wireless connectivity and power efficiency.
Microsoft and Qualcomm have been working together to optimize the Windows Phone Mango experience with Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor. As a result, customers can continue to expect an unmatched level of integration and collaboration between hardware, software and services on their Windows phones.
"Qualcomm has a long history of working closely with Microsoft and we continue to support the launches of new Windows phones based on our Snapdragon processors. We are excited about this next Windows Phone Mango release that will leverage the synergy of our highly integrated second-generation Snapdragon solution and Microsoft's Windows phone software," said Steve Mollenkopf, Executive Vice-President & Group President, Qualcomm.
