ArsTechnica interesting finding that of which is that it seems, Apple has added to its Xcode tool support for quad-core processors ARM processor-based Navy XP.
This innovation is an improvement in the processor of the long-term IOS devices and Apple's first attempt to test prototypes based on quad-core processor.
Recent reports indicate that Apple's future could A6 follow a 28-nanometer manufacturing and use of 3D technology.
Following the natural cycle of IOS devices, the initial production of A6 processor begin in early 2012 to make his debut in the third generation iPhone.
Apart from this improvement, would he need a quadcore processor when it has not yet got the juice to the A5 that takes months on the market? I just like the idea of a quadcore if that increases the battery life. It's useless to benchmark a processor on a much more powerful than before if not then there are applications that make use of that extra power.
Source: Apple Insider
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