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iPhone 5S could be very power efficient.
I wonder if Apple will use big.LITTLE configuration in the next iPhone.
If they do, it could turn out to be very battery efficient, since the "LITTLE" core aka A7 uses very little power. And Apple will most likely not opt for a quad core configuration but rather a dual core again: 2x A15 - x2 A7. This would potentially mean an easy full day battery, even two days maybe, while being faster. |
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Don't forget the IGZO display which is much more power efficient than current displays too. This is the first time I'm hearing of a more efficient processor, but if that's true the next iPhone might really come with dramatically improved battery life...
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I expect the new iPhone 5S to be running an Intel Haswell processor.
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Apple have never made any significant improvements to the real-life battery usage of their phones. Personally i'd prefer better battery life but Apple in all of their wisdom tend to keep it the same, prioritising keeping newer components energy efficient so they can make their phones smaller/or cram in new hardware features whilst keeping battery life ACCEPTABLE.
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I expect the new iPhone 5S to be running an Intel Haswell processor.
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I expect the new iPhone 5S to be running an Intel Haswell processor.
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Nice to see one person with 3 different screen names posting the exact same thing.
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Intel Core 2 Duo.
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I hope for an IGZO display, a big.LITTLE(quad-core in the big one), and a huge battery life. One which makes even the Razr Maxx shudder.
Honestly, those are the things that would matter most. The rest should lie in software innovations
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The basic chemistry of the batteries in todays iPhone is essentially the same as the first iPod's. There have been some advances in terms of miniaturization and cell configuration, but we are essentially in the same place - higher battery capacity requires bigger batteries. There are a few innovations on the horizon that should radically change this, but not sure if they are ready for consumer adoption just yet. I'd bet its an area of intense interest for Apple though. |
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Only if they make the phone bigger to hold the bigger battery, which bigger is worse in apple's book
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With rumors the iPad 5 is pushed back to October are they gonna release a radically updated processor on the iPhone first again?
Since it is likely to be an 's' model I see the processor being updated, but it's weird to me how that'll be twice in a row the iPhone has got the 'better' processor first! Either way, expecting a big performance jump (again!) from this new iPhone!
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You honestly think Apple wants devices that last forever? Then you can't upgrade and buy a new one.
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with 51 hours of runtime i think it is a decent power backup for a phone of its capabilities
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if they'd just figure out what it is about their Podcasts app that drains the battery on iOS 6, I'd by happy.
but then that's just 1 of a dozen things about that apps that needs to be fixed to make me happy. |
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Well i think that adding the IGZO display and the smaller more power efficient A7 chip from Apple will provide more room in the housing of the phone so I would say they could cram a 1700 mAh battery or so next time in the 5S for spectacular battery life lasting all day
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I expect the new iPhone 5S to be running an Intel Haswell processor.
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The Intel Haswell processor, I expect the Iphone 5S to be running it.
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I expect the Intell Haswell processor to be running iPhone 5S
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New iphone should be 12mm thick to accommodate a large 4000mah battery, a4 chip, 3.2" IGZO display and no LTE or 3G to conserve battery life.
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I expect the new iPhone 5S to be running an Intel Pentium III processor.
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I expect the new iPhone 5S to be running an Intel Xeon 12-core processor.
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