Qualcomm’s iPhone Killer Chip Is a Performance Monster Built for Supersized Phones
THE SO WHAT
Pushing ‘performance monster’ silicon into supersized phones is about on-device AI and gaming workloads, not just benchmarks. App builders should assume more headroom for local inference and richer clients — and design experiences that degrade gracefully on lower tiers.
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