Huawei G628 surfaces in China with 64-bit MediaTek SoC Comments
- deltatux
- jJt
The A53 cores by virtue of being ARMv8 will still provide substantial performance gains even though the device is running a 32-bit OS. This exactly mirrored how the PC industry did things for years before the mass migration to Windows 7. Before that happened, everyone was running Windows XP which is a 32-bit OS and people still ran it on 64-bit hardware.
For a budget device, losing out on 64-bit isn't a big deal anyways, the underlying A53 will still being substantial performance improvements even at 32-bit.
- DaXiong
- nvg
Anonymous, 11 Jan 2015Looks like they are shying away from their own in-house SoCs to get in the trend of cheaper ph... moreSamsung is doing the same and is using Qualcomm (both low- and high-end) and in the past also Broadcom, ST Ericsson, TI etc.
- DaXiong
- nvg
RejZoR, 11 Jan 2015What's up with Huawei and their non existing software updates? Has anyone ever received any up... moreHere you have lots and lots of updates from Huawei: http://www.emui.com/plugin.php?id=hwdownload
- Anonymous
- 7Xq
Looks like they are shying away from their own in-house SoCs to get in the trend of cheaper phones and for a popularly abundant Mediatek. Does this mean Mediatek's SoCs cost cheaper than Huawei's HiSilicon Kirins? Wouldn't Huawei be much better off without those Mediatek licensing/taxes or some sort?
- RejZoR
- 3pt
What's up with Huawei and their non existing software updates? Has anyone ever received any update on any Huawei device? Like ever?
- Anonymous
- iiX
another nothing special phone
- Omar
- 6u7
There is already Huawei G7 which is the first 64bit from Huawei
- AnonD-350723
- t7X
This site is so very useful, when you are looking/seaching of your phone specifacation.
- AnonD-164032
- Hkt
a very note 3 like camera bump.. except the placement of flash..
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