Wi-Fi 6E means you can kiss your connectivity issues goodbye, and phones with the Snapdragon 865+ will be ready for it. Qualcomm loves the mid-cycle refresh. We've seen it done several times, starting with the Snapdragon 821, but recently Qualcomm has slapped a "plus" onto its flagship SoC (System on Chip) and has touted better performance and better gaming. That's technically true because when you can deliver 10 or 15% higher CPU speeds — the new Snapdragon 865+ is the first chip to cross the 3GHz speed barrier — and an equal amount of GPU performance, applications will benefit. They just don't benefit enough to see any real-world gains for most of what we do on a smartphone. But the Snapdragon 865+ has one more trick up its sleeve, and it's a pretty big deal: Wi-Fi 6E support. What is Wi-FI 6E? To put it simply, Wi-Fi 6E is Wi-Fi 6 (or 802.11ax for the nerdy types out there) that uses the newly unregulated 1,200MHz of bandwidth over the 6GHz band. That explains a lot if ...
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