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    Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 730G processor was built for kick-ass mobile gaming

    May 03, 2019 2 minutes
    BY MARK HACHMAN

    While Qualcomm has integrated several gaming-specific technologies into its Snapdragon mobile processors, the company recently announced something a little different: a version of its Snapdragon 730 optimized for gaming, dubbed the Snapdragon 730G.

    Though mobile gaming may be an idle pastime with American consumers, it’s a way of life overseas. Over last December. It isn’t clear which phones and mobile devices Qualcomm has in mind for the Snapdragon 730G, but recent gaming phones from  and  indicate that Qualcomm was designing for what they hope will be a trend.

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