Well, by combining 2 chips into one (-> A10 Fusion), you can have a dedicated Chip for high end use cases (Gaming, etc.), and a low power chip for Facebook, Twitter and so on, which results in much better battery life!
Interesting! I like it.
Doesn't Apple have 1,000 people working on chips? They could certainly pull off something like this.
That's the advantage of designing your own chips to work with your own software... something that very few companies could ever do.
Imagine if someone like HTC wanted to do this. First they'd have to convince Qualcomm to make a dual-chip package... and then they'd have to get Google to support it in Android.
It certainly makes it easier if you control the ENTIRE device.
90 minutes to go... let's hope we see some exciting things!