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Intel: Android Not Ready for Multi-Core CPUs

Dual-core phones are nice. OS using a whole core, and apps using the whole second core makes for a nice lag-free phone eco-system.
 
Phone ecosystems don't happen as much if you regularly clean the goop and slime off of them.
 
Quad core phones are nothing more than marketing speak to differentiate from the other 1000 android phones out there.

I can't believe how silly so many hard readers are bashing intel for telling the truth.
 
bacon said:
Quad core phones are nothing more than marketing speak to differentiate from the other 1000 android phones out there.

I can't believe how silly so many hard readers are bashing intel for telling the truth.
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I concur. this is a case of PR and the Truth being on the same side.
 
I concur, handheld computers will never need 2 cores. </sarcasm>

People, if you (more specifically the majority of paying customers) really wanted longer battery life instead of random computer crap fanciness, you'd still have basic phones.
 
bh192012 said:
I concur, handheld computers will never need 2 cores. </sarcasm>

People, if you (more specifically the majority of paying customers) really wanted longer battery life instead of random computer crap fanciness, you'd still have basic phones.
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Ha. /flashing his K510i/
 
Guys, is Intel talking about pure performance, or is Intel talking about battery life compared to performance in a general use scenario like games and web-browsing?

I think pure performance would be significantly higher, as many benchmarks will prove, but maybe Intel is trying to say that the overall experience (factoring in smoothness and battery life) is not THAT much better.

Thinking about buying a used phone and when the price difference between single and dual core is only about $50 I just don't know anymore. Decisions, decisions... :confused: :eek:
 
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