Mobile Application Processor Market Overview and Developments by 2015

Global Mobile Application Processor Market Current Trends, Size, Share,

Industry Analysis, Competitive Intelligence, Growth, Opportunities and

Forecasts Report To 2015

Mobile application processors are referred to as ‘systems on chips.’ They assist applications

running in mobile operating systems. These processors offer self-controlled functional

environments. The environments provide required systems to maintain the applications of

devices. Some of these required systems comprise graphics processing, memory administration,

and multimedia decoding.

Mobile application processors can remain independent from some specialized ones (in the same

mobile products). Few sellers make their own processors, adopting them as components of

OEMs (original equipment manufacturers). For instance, ‘Qualcomm Snapdragon’ application

processors are integrated in many smart phones that run android applications & operations.

Like this, each phone manufacturer need not make its personal mobile processor. The same also

lowers BoM (bill-of-materials) prices and enables the production of affordable & high-tech

consumer electronic devices. Multiple benefits connected with mobile application processors

positively impact the global market. As several mobile instruments have these processors, the

former faces higher demand around the world.

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Thus, wide usage of mobile products like tablets, smart phones, feature phones, automotive

navigation instruments, etc. is predicted to promote the mobile application processor market.

Advanced processors in the smart phones of today are the peak of the ‘system-on-chip’ campaign

that started in the 90s. Integration has been a key to ‘microelectronics’ businesses. Combination

of different functionalities provided in multiple discrete ICs (integrated circuits) is a regular

trend.

The same has decreased circuit...