Qualcomm typically announces its flagship processor for the next generation of smartphones at the end of the year, and though the company may not be hosting a physical event this year, coronavirus has not changed timing in 2020. The company today officially unveiled the Snapdragon 888, which you can expect to see in nearly every flagship Android smartphone next year. Unfortunately, Qualcomm was light on the specifics today. We’re expecting more details tomorrow, but for now, one of the biggest practical differences is the direct integration of 5G technology into the new chipset. Previously, manufacturers had to use a separate,…
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