Qualcomm's Snapdragon 210 going to support for android things later in this year by: Aman Giri When snapdragon 210 launched back in December, Google announced a handful of hardware partners for its Android-based internet of things operating system, including Intel Edison, NXP Pico and the Raspberry Pi 3. Qualcomm, naturally, wanted in on the action, releasing its own straightforward., if vague, response to the announcement, titled, “Qualcomm Intends to Collaborate with Google on Android Things OS to Facilitate Rapid, Scalable, Security-Focused IoT Development.” Fair enough. In the lead up to Mobile World Congress, the company’s got a bit more info to offer up on the subject, announcing that its Snapdragon 210 chip will support the nascent IoT OS, utilizing the processor’s integrated LTE support to serve as the power behind devices like video cameras, payment systems, electronic signs. The San Diego-based component maker is looking toward consumer implica...