New 2018 iPhone’s: Performance Beast
The new 2018 iPhone’s will be powered by the A12 bionic processor. This processor is based on 7nm process technology. This advanced processor technology will drastically improvise the performance on the new iPhone’s. Furthermore, iOS is well-optimized for every iPhone that Apple manufacturers. Infact, optimization is the major reason why a five years old iPhone 5S is capable of running iOS 12. Consequently, iPhone XS will run flawlessly no matter what you throw at it.
Next major highlight of the A12 bionic processor is high power efficiency. The 7nm processor consumes very less battery life. Consequently, the battery can be reserved for other features like the humongous 6.5 inch OLED display on the iPhone XS Max. Even though iPhones have a high MSRP, they definitely hold their value over years.
Lastly, the graphics performance on the M12 motion co-processor will be tremendously fast. The major reason behind the high-performance gains is the introduction and development of more and more CPU taxing VR/AR games and applications. Overall the performance on the new iPhone’s might be the biggest technological leap in the smartphone industry.
Android Flagships
A majority of Android phones still run on 14nm process technology, while the flagships run on 10nm process technology. Qualcomm and MediaTek won’t unveil their 7nm chips until 2019. On the other hand, Samsung has said that it will soon be building 7nm mobile chips that may power the Samsung Galaxy S10. The major reason why Android OEMs don’t invest in anything sub-10nm chips is the high manufacturing and development costs of 7nm processors. They prefer sticking to the 12nm/14nm processors.
Source:techworm.net
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