Samsung developing a Snapdragon 810 64 bit processor Note 4 because of future proofing fears of curr

[PlanetPluto7]

Bad timing for me. As soon as you buy any phone it is replaced by a new better one. I'm looking forward to a great year running the Note 4 and then picking up a 64 bit Note 5 if the Cash Gods are with me!

 

[PlanetPluto7]

Saturation in the US will come any month now.

 

[Closingracer]

Bad timing for me. As soon as you buy any phone it is replaced by a new better one. I'm looking forward to a great year running the Note 4 and then picking up a 64 bit Note 5 if the Cash Gods are with me!

It's no secret the Galaxy s6 will have the snapdragon 810 cpu so if somebody really really really wanted a 64bit cpu with little advantages other then better cpu performance which android isn't cpu intensive to begin with imo then they should of waited for the s6


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[GalaxyOnyxWitch]

I read this article on a different RSS and they claim it is to compete with the iP6+ but tbh, most of the consumers for iPhone (or a large majority) are in North America and Europe. They plan on releasing this phone in S Korea, which is OK, but either way, people who prefer an iPhone, will prefer an iPhone regardless of what guts Samsung puts in their phones. Also, since it is likely to be released in S Korea, there is no benefit of competition anyways. Seems like yet another business fail for Samsung.

Regardless, since I paid for this bad boy, cash out of my pocket without subsidy, I will just have to suck it up and get the best use possible out of it for at least 2 years! (First world problems).

 

[triangle85]

Do you think Lollipop will unlock 64bits in EU version with Samsung CPU?

 

[Closingracer]

I read this article on a different RSS and they claim it is to compete with the iP6+ but tbh, most of the consumers for iPhone (or a large majority) are in North America and Europe. They plan on releasing this phone in S Korea, which is OK, but either way, people who prefer an iPhone, will prefer an iPhone regardless of what guts Samsung puts in their phones. Also, since it is likely to be released in S Korea, there is no benefit of competition anyways. Seems like yet another business fail for Samsung.

Regardless, since I paid for this bad boy, cash out of my pocket without subsidy, I will just have to suck it up and get the best use possible out of it for at least 2 years! (First world problems).

I have an iPad Air 2 and don't notice any major differences other then typical ios vs Samsung touch wiz android stuff


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