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Meizu has been using Samsung's Exynos chips for years now. I think there are plenty of radio modem makers/competitors now. It's not to say that it's easy to m
by tooltalk 9y ago
Meizu has been using Samsung's Exynos chips for years now.
I think there are plenty of radio modem makers/competitors now. It's not to say that it's easy to make your own chips, but the real problem here is that Qualcomm does not believe in licensing their wireless patents to baseband makers. Qualcomm wants to collect royalties from OEM's customers instead for greater licensing fee.