Over the course of the past year, MediaTek has really pivoted from primarily focusing on powering our smart home devices and smart TVs ...

Hot on the heels of Google’s Pixel 6 launch complete with the company’s first in-house chip, Tensor, the first leaks are beginning to ...

Over the past month, we’ve seen a couple of major devices launched powered by a MediaTek chipset. While Qualcomm still maintains its lead ...

MediaTek has announced its latest series of processors in the Dimensity 900. This chipset is the latest in the Dimensity series and aims ...

When buying a smartphone, we typically don’t have the opportunity to compare the performance of different chipsets since OEMs typically still with a ...

MediaTek has unveiled their new 5G modem, the MediaTek M80, that they claim will support both mmWave and sub-6GHz versions of 5G.

MediaTek has announced a couple of new chipsets in the form of the Dimensity 1200 and the Dimensity 1100 with some powerful new ...

MediaTek’s chipsets don’t get that much hype compared to other brands like Qualcomm, but it’s starting to feel like maybe we should start ...

MediaTek has announced a bunch of new chipsets which includes some chipsets designed for laptops, seemingly looking to take on the likes of ...

MediaTek has recently announced their latest 5G chipset. This isn’t so much designed for smartphones, but for routers and mobile hotspots so that ...

Believe it or note, but 5G networks have been up and running for more than 18 months already. We’ve had quite a few ...

It seems that Huawei’s identity is being further eroded because according to reports, the company’s 2021 smartphones might not even feature that use ...

When it comes to flagship chipsets for Android phones, Qualcomm is typically regarded as being the top contender with its 800-series processors. That ...

MediaTek just announced its latest chipset, the Helios G85, with a greater focus and emphasis on gaming.

If you thought that gaming smartphones were only exclusive to the higher-end models, think again because it looks like MediaTek has something that ...