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CTOnews.com, October 25, Qualcomm officially announced the cross-platform technology Snapdragon Seamless at today's Snapdragon Summit, which can seamlessly connect multiple devices across multiple operating systems and share peripherals and data.

Qualcomm said it has partnered with Microsoft, Google, Xiaomi, Asustek, Glory, Lenovo and OPPO to create a multi-device experience powered by Snapdragon Seamless, and expects to launch global device platforms as early as this year.

This technology allows Snapdragon devices running Android, Windows and other systems to discover and share information with each other and run as an integrated system.

According to Deloitte's 2023 connected Consumer Survey, the average American household now has 21 different digital devices, and communication between them is often not smooth, especially devices from different manufacturers. This reduces consumer choice and creates locking, making consumers feel like they can only choose one manufacturer so that their devices can work together.

With Snapdragon Seamless, device manufacturers and operating system partners can enhance and expand consumers' multi-device experience. Based on Qualcomm blog posts, CTOnews.com briefly introduces the application scenarios:

The mouse and keyboard work seamlessly on computers, mobile phones and tablets.

Files and windows can be dragged and dropped on different types of devices.

Headphones can be intelligently switched according to the priority of the audio source.

XR can extend the functions of smartphones.

"Snapdragon Seamless fundamentally breaks down the barrier between OEM, devices and operating systems," said Dino Bekis, vice president and general manager of wearable and mixed signal solutions at Qualcomm. "it's the only cross-device solution that really puts users first."

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