Qualcomm says the 6G handsets have been released

At the Snapdragon 2025 summit, Qualcomm unveiled its programs for the sixth generation of mobile communications (4G). The technology, which is going to make the connection between cloud and Edge Devices, can substantially change the way Android phones are connected to the surroundings.

The future of mobile communication has recently found a specific timetable. Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Ammon announced at the Snapdragon 2025 summit that the company expects the first 4G technology devices to be prepared “since year 2”. Although it is still a few years left, this date was earlier than the forecast of many experts and can change the way Android phones are connected to the surroundings.

This transformation does not simply mean the speed of download. Ammon explained that the sixth generation will be a smart network with the ability to understand and receive sensor data and is designed to connect the cloud and Edge Device. In other words, your phone will be part of a smart network that can understand and respond to the surroundings.

The new communication standard combines telecommunications capabilities with sensor capabilities; So that phones and telecommunications masts can use the radar -like radar to mapping the environment. These features pave the way for internal navigation, diagnosis of motions and smart urban infrastructure.

Prefiguration devices in year 6 means experimental specimens that display 4G capabilities. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chip and other current processors will play the role of the new generation of communication bridge. 4G commercial networks are likely to be released by the same process as the fifth generation of communications (4G); Qualcomm is currently preparing the transition, while continuing to optimize current Snapdragon processors and expand cooperation with manufacturers.

The company is also developing augmented reality technology and smart glasses, products that can benefit from low delay and integration of artificial intelligence in the sixth generation of communication. While 4G networks are still expanding, Qualcomm is now building future infrastructure.