The phrase "a phone chip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a semiconductor component specifically designed for mobile phones or smartphones.
Example: "The new smartphone features a powerful phone chip that enhances its performance and battery life."
Alternatives: "mobile chip" or "smartphone chip".
Both Isis and Google are using a technology known as near-field communication, or NFC, in which a special phone chip communicates through an inch or two of air with a payment terminal.
Ireland's Cubic Telecom pitched a service that reprograms a mobile phone chip to get around international roaming charges, and drew cheers by promising to pick one attendee to fly back to Dublin with the company.
He had with him a mobile phone chip that makes it impossible to track where a call is coming from.
Citing trip reports that he obtained, AP reporter Desmond Butler wrote in 2012 that Gross — working under a contract for the U.S. Agency for International Development — smuggled into Cuba an array of communication technology including laptops, smartphones, satellite phones and a mobile phone chip that makes it impossible to track where a call is coming from.
Chipmaker Nvidia has unveiled its Tegra X1, a mobile phone chip more powerful than those in most computers.
One interesting thing about the Snapdragon 855 is that it's the first time Qualcomm has released a flagship phone chip that's really only going to be used in phones.
Qualcomm, a leading mobile phone chip maker, agreed yesterday to pay a $1.8 million civil fine for taking control of Flarion Technologies before antitrust authorities had approved the $600 million buyout.
Businesses are usually interested in the first two categories, she adds - and a great example of the shape-based type is the Mirasol displays produced by a US mobile phone chip maker, Qualcomm.
