Smartphonetechie
We already have 64-bit processor technology in our computers and laptops for few years now. And now finally this technology is making its way to our smartphones. Tegra K1 Denver, Snapdragon 808 and Samsung Exynos 6 are few 64 bit processors which will soon make their way to our smartphones. 64 bit Android processors are way ahead of 32 bit Android processors from technical point view. So, let’s discuss how processors using 64 bit architecture will effect the overall performance on our Android smartphones.
Advantages of 64 bit Android Processor:
Improved Gaming Performance:
64 bit Android processors will definitely offer a lot to gamers and game developers. With the new 64 bit Android processor you will be able to enjoy better details and graphics. You will experience the effect of 64 bit processors while playing high end games which make the most of the available hardware. So, developers will definitely make the most out of the best available hardware in order to offer better game playing experience to people.
Smooth Playback for 4k Videos:
You must have experienced unwanted lag and glitches while playing 4K videos. Well, with processors based on 64 bit architecture you will not face any lag while playing 4K videos. In fact you will enjoy better details and fluid and flawless video playback experience. Moreover, you will experience better video recording on the new processors.
Energy Efficient:
We receive a lot of complaints from Android users that Android OS is poorly optimized as far as battery life is considered. There is no doubt Android offers poor battery life but with 64 bit Android processors you will be able to get the most out of your smartphone battery. With Android L and highly energy efficient processors you will be able to enjoy a much better battery life.
Improved Security:
With 64 bit Android processor we will get complex encryption which in turn will offer a better security. Actually, it is very difficult to crack complex encryption. So, it will greatly enhance the level of security in Android smartphones. This will allow you to restrict unauthorized access to the data stored on your Android smartphones.
More Memory and Faster Processing:
With 64 bit Android processors OEMs will get a chance to increase the available. Previously 4GB RAM was the limit but with the new 64 bit processors the amount of RAM will greatly increase and it will offer endless opportunities. With more available memory customers will be able to enjoy fast processing. All in all, you will experience better processing and memory management.
Conclusion:
It is never too late. We have 64 bit processors for Android smartphones. With these better processor we can expect a better overall experience. We are looking forward to see how these processors effect the battery life. They have performed pretty well in the initial tests and with Project Volta in Android L we are really looking forward to all this. It is expected that we will witness 30% more power efficient smartphones. This is in fact a great news for Android itself because this is where Apple’s IOS gets better of Android.
