It should have around about a 2 GHz plus quad core. The Sony Xperia Z3 which is £529.95 SIM free has a quad core 2.5 GHz processor. As we are now discussing battery life 1810 mAh of capacity in the battery of the Iphone 6 and a the Xperia Z3 has a battery capacity of around 3100mAh. Under normal use The z3 is claimed to last 2 days however the Iphone 6 has a battery life of around 10hours assuming you are using data as normal. The Iphone is £539. Don't get me started on the camera.
It all has to do with optimisation. And I think Apple does a very good job of keeping everything running smoothly. Also, I don't think gaming would be the main reason why an experienced smartphone user would want a flagship device. The better specs a phone has, the more likely it's going to be taxing on the battery life, so it's really up to the consumer to decide how they want to use the device.
Especially since Android phones are moving towards octo-core chips.
This.
Apple don't keep you away from the internals because of this. They keep you away from them because of design. When you're going to such ridiculous measures to make a phone thinner, having a somewhat fixed back is a big help. And people who buy iPhones don't care about getting inside and changing the battery. Apple cater to the majority, to the consumer. And most consumers will never change the battery in their phone, or have any need to.
The CPU and GPU architecture and process node as well as efficiency. I haven't seen the keynote but from what I remember there are also some other good stuff. Regarding the picture, I imagine something similar could be done the other way around or to even to older iPhones.About what technology are we talking here? Granted I haven't seen the keynote, only pictures, but from what I saw there wasn't anything breathtaking.
Shots fired.
It looks like they might stick to 1GB.
I just hope there will be decent keyboard phones coming out, I’m sticking with Q10 until a better keyboard phone comes out that is still compact in size.
It is Apple’s high mark-up but at least they are bringing the latest technologies into their new phones and implementing them well by the looks of things.
That is great thing about the new iPhone 6, it has incredible power and might be the best performance per watt device for a while. That is why it can be so thin while still having good battery life. iPad Air for example with a small battery had probably best tablet life ever and still having top performance. You should find out if your iPhone 4S battery has deteriorated, a new one might improve your battery life a lot.
The Z3 has a slower CPU and GPU that likely takes more space in phone, likely runs hotter and also likely consumes more power, why would you want Apple to use an inferior processor in their new phones?
iPhone 6 will likely be the most powerful smartphone at release, however Android phones which architecturally closer to the iPhone 5 / 5C will have a massive leap in performance too.I need to find a Darth Vader helmet for a suitable Noooooooooo.
Considering the increasingly Apple-heavy environment I'm in, I've been waiting to see what this conference would bring that could replace my ancient 4. I've been looking into Android phones, and while I like them a lot more now than I did a few years ago, the automated syncing between all the different devices is a big draw for me, and I'm not concerned with the spec-obsessed willy-waving to worry if the 6 isn't the fastest phone on the market; it's still massively faster than what I currently have. Besides, iOS8 drops support for the 4, so it's a good thing my contract is up in three months...
I think my sweet spot is the mid-range 6; the Plus is far too big for me, and while I've survived on 16gb with this phone, I really wouldn't mind moving up to a livable 64gb. I don't play many games on mine, and I have the Classic for music listening purposes, but even then, I don't like constantly worrying about the remaining space.
Shame they don't start at 32gb though, as it costs them peanuts, yet it's going to mean the difference between $200 on contract, and over $300, for me.
The BB Classic thats coming out soon looks like a nice phone with a slightly bigger screen but the fact theyve included the scrollerpad from previous BB phones has kind of put me off. The passport is a nice looker too but like you said, it isnt exactly compact in any way, shape or form.
Yes I was surprised to see someone had a Q10 on this thread too. Great phone the Q10 (My first BlackBerry phone), shame BlackBerry only started making decent phones once their popularity went down@Saidur_Ali Not every day you find someone who uses the amazingly under-rated Q10!
. Excited about the 10.3 update which hopefully improves things regarding Android app performance. My previous phone was the Sony Xperia Pro, shame Sony stopped making keyboard sliders, last decent keyboard Android phone but lack of internal memory was annoying me and now a very slow CPU and GPU. BB Classic looks a bit pointless to me as it is too big in size for me to use probably with one hand and processor wise it is the same as Q10 it seems. Also not a removable battery.
Yes I was surprised to see someone had a Q10 on this thread too. Great phone the Q10 (My first BlackBerry phone), shame BlackBerry only started making decent phones once their popularity went down
Good thing though is I know if they make a new BlackBerry on new architecture next year, it will be a huge jump like the jump from iPhone 5 to iPhone 6 which is quite huge. Benefits to battery life will be quite big. I am amazed by lack of keyboard phones especially regarding Android phones, a lot of the phones are just more or less the same, why can't no one make a decent keyboard Android phone.
?? do you mean an Android device doesn't sync as well as Apple's do?
I don't know how to roll this out nicely but that is probably one of the most ignorant statements I've ever seen.. Samsung even made a commercial about it for Pete's sake.. I have two batteries but I don't carry it everywhere with all the time, only on trips and such (which Samsung portrayed the commercial in an airport [as my memory recalls]). Just about every high school kid I went with had an iPhone (probably 9/10) and they always had to "hunt for a plug".. (First off, shouldn't we be doing our work like a good student? or fidgeting on out phones? goodie-two-shoes reply there)
is a complete joke..
It reminds me of my Nokia N900 when using it although a good successor to that OS wise now is Sailfish OS, hopefully Jolla Mobile or someone makes a keyboard slider using that OS. I think problem with Android apps is unusual resolution of the Q10, hoping BlackBerry release a 16:9 aspect ratio smartphone with keyboard slider too.
It is faster simply because it is running on a new architecture on a OS that supports it and has great IPC, that is why also the iPhone 5S does so well still against the current best Android phones. iPhone 6 also has an amazing GPU too. Like I said don't worry, Android phones will get a massive jump in performance too. When Android L and phones with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 810 come out, it will be a massive improvement.
