User Agent profile shows Samsung Galaxy S6 to have 64-bit chipset and 2K screen

According to the information arriving from a User Agent Profile, the much rumored Samsung Galaxy S6 is aid to be coming with QHD display resolution of 1440×2560 pixels. The device found has a model number SM-G920A meaning it could be for AT&T and in addition, the source also shows it to be having a 64 chipset on-board. Moreover, few hardware navigation buttons for the device are expected even for the Galaxy S6 instead of the software navigation ones.

There has been quite a noise for the Galaxy S6 to have the next powerful chipset machine from Qualcomm aka the Snapdragon 810, however with many heating issues pertaining to the new processor we have heard that only 10% handsets of the company’s initial production would host it. Upon resolving the issue by Qualcomm, the company is expected to have next set of devices with the Snapdragon 810.

From the specs point of view, the handset is supposed to have a 5.5nch display with a 534ppi density. The camera to its back would be a 16MP powerful snapper while its front would have a 5MP secondary camera sensor. The camera to its back is said to be build with the IM240 sensors. Additionally, the Galaxy S6 is expected to have a 3GB of RAM on-board and would come with the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop pre-installed.

source: Techtastic

User Agent profile shows Samsung Galaxy S6 to have 64-bit chipset and 2K screen

Huawei announces its Honor Play 4 with on-board NFC and 64 bit processor

Chinese handset manufacturer Huawei has recently announced its new affordable handset Honor Play 4 that comes with NFC on-board and a 64-bit processor.  The smartphone is priced just for a $130 approximate price.

At such a low cost, the smartphone offers some really very promising specs like a 5 inch display screen having 1280×720 pixel resolution. At its heart lies a quad-core Snapdragon 410 SoC that is built on the 64-bit architecture. The memory options for the device include a gig of RAM and an 8GB of built-in storage with microSD card support for expandable memory.

The smartphone is expected to go on sale today for $130 through the company’s own Vmall Chinese store with a tie up with China Telecom only at the moment. However, the company has not said any word regarding its plans for the global roll-out to other countries apart from China at the moment. In order to unleash the processing power of 64-bit architecture, it is said that Huawei might upgrade the OS from Android 4.4.3 to Android L. With the 64-bit processing, the computational power used will get effectively reduced due to the ARM Cortex A53 cores.

One of the most impressive feature that comes with the device is a 4G LTE connectivity options and a NFC on-board. Well, with such pretty good features at such a competitive price, we expect the device to make some big noise in the tech market and give its competitors a run for their money.

Huawei announces its Honor Play 4 with on-board NFC and 64 bit processor

Exynos 5433 chipset baked in Galaxy Note 4 is a 64-bit chipset according to source code

Earlier this month at the IFA 2014 Berlin expo, Samsung unveiled its Galaxy Note 4 and the Galaxy Note Edge both hosting some very premium specs on-board. The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 which comes with Samsung’s own Exynos 5433 chipset, however the company has not been much vocal about the baked silicon and has just said the device to be having a 1.9GHz octa-core processor. Well, its good news for all the Samsung fans as the source code for the device reveals that the Exynos 5433 chipset comes with a 64-bit ARM architecture having the Cortex A-57/53 configuration.

This makes the Galaxy Note 4 as the first Android handset to have a 64-bit chipset on paper. However looking to its GPU, it is the ARM’s latest Mali T760 clocked at whopping 700MHz that would certainly contribute towards higher and uninterrupted performance of the Galaxy Note 4.

Well, for the moment Samsung might be keeping itself from advertising its 64-bit chipset is because Android L is about to arrive an its believed that after the introduction of Material Design, there would be apps that would truly be able to unlock the potential of 64-bit architecture. Just getting revised with the specs, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 comes with a 5.7inch QHD display powered with a 1.9GHz octa-core processor, 3GB of RAM, 32GB of built-in storage, 16MP primary camera and much more.

source: AnandTech

Exynos 5433 chipset baked in Galaxy Note 4 is a 64-bit chipset according to source code

HTC Desire 820 is official with 64-bit smartphone: Official Images and Promo Video

Amidst much rumors and leaks, the HTC Deisre 820 is finally official with a powerful 64-bit processor. The HTC Desire 820 comes as the successor to the desire 816 and will be the second smartphone from the HTC camp to have the 64-bit processor.

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Looking straight to its specs, the HTC Desire 820 comes with a 5.5inch display having 1280×720 pixel resolution and bakes a powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 MSM8939 processor with octa-core CPU and eight Cortes A53 cores, four of which are clocked at 1.0GHz and the other four at 1.5GHz. For graphics support, the device also offers a Adreno 405 GPU. As the SoC is based on 64-bit architecture, the device is likey to get ahead the Android L update designed for 64-bit processing. Take a look at the some of the official images released by the company.

To its back, the HTC Desire 820 hosts a 13MP primary camera while the front hosts a 8MP secondary camera and HTC’s own BoomSound speakers. The handset is expected to host Cat 4 LTE connectivity. The smartphone is expected to go official at the end of September and will even be available in dual SIM versions in few selective markets. The Desire 820 is available in several color options of Saffron Grey, Flamingo Grey, Marble White, Tuxedo Grey, Santorini White, Milky-way Grey, Blue Mist, Tangerine White and Monarch Orange. Take a look at the promo video of the device released by the company.

HTC Desire 820 is official with 64-bit smartphone: Official Images and Promo Video

Nexus 9 likely to host a 64-bit Tegra K1 chipset confirms CPU-Z

The 8.9” inch Nexus tablet that is likely to arrive this year as a joint product of HTC and Google and the device is staying these quite in rumors with the name of Nexus 9. The latest reports coming from the hardware accessing app CPU-Z show that the upcoming Nexus 9 with host a NVIDIA Tegra K1 64-bit chipset. We have earlier also speculated that the HTC made Nexus tablet will be having a Nvidia Tegra K1 Chipset and now the rumors seem to be quite strong enough as the release date is approaching closer.

The Tegra K1 chipset baked in the upcoming Nexus 9 will be clocked sufficiently higher at 2.5GHz which is above the 2.2GHz non 64 bit Tegra K1 chipset. According to NVIDIA, this chipset is nearly 1.5 times more powerful and efficient and that to with optimum utilization of battery life despite delivering this immense power. The Tegra K1 chipset has a 192 core GPU with a desktop-grade Kepler architecture and Nvidia’s Cuda cores. The Nexus 9 tablet is supposed to host a 8.9” display with 4:3 aspect ratio, 1440×2048 pixel resolution, 8MP of primary camera and the latest launched Android L OS from Google on-board.

Nexus 9 likely to host a 64-bit Tegra K1 chipset confirms CPU-Z