This year, top mobiles will be able to stream music to several piles of Bluetooth speakers at the same time

Handy feature of the mobile processor Snapdragon 845.

They have done that through a solution called Broadcast Audio, developed by Qualcomm itself. The solution allows users to stream audio to several other Bluetooth devices with near perfect synchronization, according to the company.

Not unlike what was seen last year when the Bluetooth 5.0 mobile phones began to appear on the market, with the Samsung Galaxy S8 that could send sound to two different headsets.

Must provide high stability
Snapdragon 845 offers a lot of prints, also on the sound side.
With the new Broadcast Audio feature, you can share music with friends, for example, if they have their own Bluetooth headset, and, in particular, the solution can act as an alternative to common multirom smartphone solutions if you do not own them.

The Broadcast Audio solution offers both automatic relay transmission of signals and so-called "packet-loss concealment" (PLC), which is a solution to compensate for loss of signals. According to Qualcomm, this will provide high stability and robustness, thus achieving completely synchronous playback.

In addition, the technology also incorporates encryption that avoids "cheating". The fact that the technology is now incorporated into Snapdragon 845 would mean that we could use the solution when the first phones with the chip appear, one of which is the first likely to be the Galaxy S9.

From now on, we know that the Snapdragon 845 offers 30 percent better graphics performance than its predecessor, 4K resolution, HDR and 10-bit color depth recording, and up to 480photospace with 720p resolution. It also comes with a new LTE modem that provides down speeds of up to 1.2 gigabit per second.