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Motorola making an Android phone with 2GHz processor
June 10, 2010 | by Andrew Kameka
Motorola
You read the title right. Motorola is working on a phone that would support a 2GHz processor – two! Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha revealed his plans for a supercharged phone yesterday at an executive event in Chicago. According to KnowYourCell, Jha signaled that he wants to have a new phone with a 2GHz processor released by the end of the year. This year.
Jha would not delve into specifics about the chip, but it would be industry-leading if released in 2010. Qualcomm currently boasts the fastest processor on the market with its Snapdragon 1GHz chip. And though the processors in the iPhone 4 and Samsung Galaxy S are expected to offer comparable speeds, nothing reaching 2GHz has been suggested by any manufacturer.
To put things in perspective, there are many PC’s that have 2GHz processors. Jha’s comments signal that Motorola wants to create a behemoth device that would be the first mobile phone with PC capabilities. As exciting as that sounds, one can’t help but wonder how Motorola will deal with battery life. Android phones typically don’t have the strongest battery life, and faster processors can be more demanding. Offering something twice as fast as anything we’ve seen will surely require some new technology and optimization.
The holiday season will be very interesting for smartphone buyers.
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but phones already have desktop capabilities
in fact i can run windows 95 on my iPhone, sure its a little sluggish but it runs!
the idea behind having a 2 ghz processor is so that it won't be sluggish
As far as I remember, Snapdragon released for factory test processor with two 1GHz CORES.
Whatever we can say the problem will be in power supply of 2GHz processor – it must be low power consumption or battery must has larger capacity.
Okay we accept the revolutionary idea for 2Ghz processor, but what about the OS support. will it again be android or you are coming with new OS support for new POWER PROCESSOR. As we all know still we can't use desktop application on mobile devices. But still we are curious about your statement. Releasing 2Ghz processor should have such instruction set and register configuration so as to support desktop application install on these devices or if we talk about new technologies ADOBE AIR, the architecture should have full support for ADOBE AIR application as its a replacement of standalone application to web application. If so than we can say YES Motorola worked efficiently on this project, else we all know what would be users reviews on this.
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Who will be the carrier of this phone? Verizon I hope.