64bit Android phone
currently the android os is 32bit?
will it come out with 64bit version? how about ios and wp ? |
The OS depends upon the CPU so once 64 bit phone chips come out then you'll likely see 64 bit phone OSs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM-64#ARMv8_and_64-bit Of course since virtually nobody installs an OS on their phone, and ARM dose not have the same features and limitations of x86, it may not be particularly obvious when they come out. |
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IPhone 5S is using 64bit CPU, is it necessary?
I am thinking of switching to WP 8 phone, is it better than android? |
Ah, the great future computer switcheroo!
Note that "Probably." was the answer to the question that you asked, rather than telling you anything that you wanted to know. the distinction may be lost on you just right now. In the same spirit: Quote:
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Please choose your line of debate. And explain your question to at least the extent that it is clear and means something. |
I was pointed to the article Inside Apple's 64-bit iOS 7 and the prospects for a 64-bit Android a couple of days ago. It may give you some useful insights (or not, of course). Until Android devs come out one way or the other, we may never know...
In terms of Windows phones vs Android phones, what would a Win phone do that an Android phone doesn't - only you can tell us which is better as only you know what you want to do with it. |
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So, for example, you could argue that a simple phone works quite well, and, to fulfil the requirements of someone who wants a plain old simple phone a very cheap solution with good battery life would be quite a plausible answer. So, if you are prepared to pay a price (monetary price as well as the other, more metaphorical, types of price) there must be some reason, some perceived advantage or advantages, in doing this. What is this or are they? Without knowing what, for you, this would encompass, it is impossible to say what will give you the most of it. That should be clear. Quote:
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It is difficult to say that but as google has recently launched the android kitkat 4.3. you will soon see the 64 bit mobile in your hand.
currently every mobile company is switching to the latest series. so you will see soon. |
Currently Android is the king in the Mobile OS industry. But currently people switching to other OS like IOS and WP. I have personally used Nokia WP and its really a nice phone.
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