Leaked Schematic Reveals iPhone 6 Will Only Have 1GB of RAM?
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Posted August 18, 2014 at 2:25pm by iClarified
A leaked schematic for the iPhone 6, posted by GeekBar on Weibo, alleged shows that the upcoming smartphone will have 1GB of RAM.
It's unclear if the schematic is for the 4.7-inch or 5.5-inch iPhone 6. One GB of RAM would be less than the 2 GBs in many flagship Android devices and the same amount of RAM as the iPhone 5, 5c, and 5s.
In a world where flagship Android smartphones come with at least 2 GB of RAM, the iPhone 6 doesn’t sound powerful enough to compete with the most sought-after devices from the opposite camp. Nevertheless, Apple is a wizard when it comes to optimization and iOS has always been capable of successfully handling the same tasks as Android, while requiring fewer resources.
Previous reports have said that the iPhone 6 will feature a 2.0 GHz A8 processor, 802.11ac, Category 6 LTE, and more.
Take a look at the schematic below and please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.
my android z1 compact is a great phone moved from apple january and never went back, i loved apple, but they're boring, when push comes to shove. iphone looks better, but hey z1 looks great.
p.s z1 from january 2014 2.2ghz 2gb ram.
Theo ly disappointing thing here is finding out how more ram isn't everything like last time, what about how much ghz is out in it compared to the others, putting as much ram in it barely makes the difference so technically more or less, it's ghz that makes anyone keep up.
Because of the gb of ram staying the same, androids do it because of different manufactors and that's the only way to power the chips, a# chips uses ghz as their power because apple is a different version just like both platforms. The only tit squeezing juice consumer is you. Retina display even for such a small screen is clear, it lives up to it's name compared to ipad and MacBooks which have the highest display compared to an average PC. Retina in general never fails.
Update 7:19 AM: The schematic's references DDR and NAND suggests that it more likely refers to some aspect of the device's flash memory rather than DRAM included within the A8 chip
I wouldn't give my hopes up for plastic junk. Every apple device that's new always outpaces androids, that's why I would compare those two, besides I use liquipel to waterproof my iPhone just for $60.
Accidents happen and sometimes you might happen to be using your phone near water..the Earth is 70% covered with water so it's not such an unlikely event. And there are places even in your home where water is found, like sinks, toilets, etc where phones are known to be accidentally dropped.
But why shoul you pay extra and have to send your phone away somewhere and lose use of it for some unspecified period while it is shipped, worked on, and then returned? Since there are phones that already come waterproofed right out of the box then there's no excuse for any manufacturer to fail to do it.
So are they going to charge less for old technology??? Nope! We're apple and we are still going to sticket it to you because we know we have conditioned you and you'll buy anything we put an apple logo on! Have a great day! Marketing at its best!
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