Speed is everything on mobile devices. Apple knew that, which is why they plugged 64-bit chips into their new iPhones. Now, Samsung’s popular Galaxy line is getting them as well.
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Not to be outdone by Apple, Samsung plans on 64-bit chip integration
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Published September 22, 2013
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To take on rival Apple, Samsung has to do some serious engineering to make the 64-bit processor show end results. Switching the Galaxy over to accommodate a 64-bit chip inside the device is not trivial. There’s also the challenge in pushing most third-party developers toward a 64-bit environment when many devices still rely on 32-bit chips.
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