Thread: The iPhone thread
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Old 11-09-2013, 15:40   #2287
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Re: The iPhone thread
Until we get past phones having 4 GB of RAM (which is the most that any 32bit OS can currently address) 64 bit processing is a bit... premature, good marketing potential though.


2Gig is the current RAM for flagship Android phones for example, so Google have a good 12-24 months to turn Android into a 64 bit OS before needing to worry unduly, plus apps would need to be reworked to take advantage of the new eco system too.


So to summarise... Apple 64bit.. meh

Good soundbite, little substance or value.
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