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New iPhone to supposedly feature quad-core CPU based on Exynos 4

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05 July, 2012

Apple Rumors

HTC, Samsung, and LG and Huawei are among the big-name manufacturers to release quad-core smartphones this year, and it seems like Apple will be putting its name on that list.

Rumors abound that the upcoming new iPhone will feature a quad-core A6 processor produced by Samsung, which will essentially be a modified quad-core Exynos 4 series chip.

Like ZTE and Huawei, however, it seems like Apple are planning to wait until the second half of the year to release its device, just in time for the holiday shopping season.



Qualcomm will be adding fuel to a quad-core fire of their own with their upcoming APQ8064A chipset, which will integrate an LTE radio and the Adreno 320 GPU all into a 28nm process. Expect these impressive Snapdragons to also hit the shelves around Q4 of this year.

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  • AnonD-9023
  • 2T7
  • 13 Jul 2012

"If Android is open to carriers and OEM alone" >>learn to read first , i included developers in my comment , dont be careless and read at fast phases. Here : Android is only open to carriers , OEMs and developers but not to con...

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  • AnonD-16429
  • wd8
  • 13 Jul 2012

>> if u recall ur statements , entry level android phones better than iphones , why should they root it ? If customization is in android DNA , how come samsung will remove my warranty if i brick my device/install our own ROM ? It isn't in googl...

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  • AnonD-9023
  • 2T7
  • 12 Jul 2012

"Wrong, unlimited expandability" >> if u recall ur statements , entry level android phones better than iphones , why should they root it ? If customization is in android DNA , how come samsung will remove my warranty if i brick my ...

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