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Qualcomm's Wear 2500 chip will power a new generation of kids' smartwatches

Qualcomm’s Wear 2500 chip will power a new generation of kids’ smartwatches

Posted on June 27, 2018July 25, 2019 By Jarvis

Qualcomm is going big on kids’ wearables

Last year, Qualcomm took a big step into the world of kids’ wearables with the Snapdragon 1200 platform, which was aimed at enabling a generation of fitness trackers for children. This year, Qualcomm is aiming to something bigger: smartwatches.

The Snapdragon Wear 2500 is built with a couple of things in mind: extended battery life, a sensor hub with optimized algorithms, low-power location tracking, a new fifth-generation 4G LTE modem, and an optimized version of Android for children.
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Wearables Tags:4g, 4g lte, android, fitness, kids, lte, Qualcomm, sensor, Snapdragon, wearables

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