Qualcomm to support Wireless USB in Snapdragon chips for smartphones and tablets

Daniel Robinson
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Snapdragon USB Over WiFi will allow USB devices to be used wirelessly with tablets and smartphones

Qualcomm will support Wireless USB with its next generation of Snapdragon processors, a move that could make it easier for mobile devices to connect wirelessly to a broad range of peripherals, incl...

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