TheArKtec because they worry apple might be left out even more in multitasking and android may surpass apple in single core?

TheArKtec Probably either haters or because of the presentation style.

TheArKtec I dont get why people care. It doesnt change much.

One day UKposts will require users to specify reason before posting a dislike.

Christopher Yeoh Kok Seong I can imagine if that hater was a girl haha

Alexander Barr Word! The professor is in class!

Zi Yi Tan four? Dammit I missed 2??

Mark Keller No you haven't missed any Mark, there will be four videos this week. This is the first one. Next two are coming out simultaneously on Wednesday.

Thanks Professor Gary! I figured I was just reading it wrong after I did a quick search.

Gary Sims do you do all of the creative visualization?

No, the only ones that I make are the "whiteboard" type animations.

I haven't done a video about that, but I wrote an article about EAS a while back: www.androidauthority.com/arm-bringing-energy-aware-scheduling-to-android-664926/ As for the difference between HMP and EAS: HMP is where you have different types of CPU cores in the same SoC (i.e. Cortex-A75 & Cortex-A55). EAS is the software that schedules processes on those cores, not only for performance but also for energy efficiency, hence Energy-Aware Scheduling.

Thx! Im currently running EAS on my Android phone and it is insanely smooth!

Shawn, that is a good question and very hard to answer. The problem is this, whenever you buy a device, the devices that come out next year will always be better. If it isn't DynamIQ it will be something else. So you could wait and then buy a phone in Q1 2018, but by Q1 there could be other new innovations announced. It is a never ending cycle! As for the "2 core types" question. At the moment there are only two cores available, the Cortex-A75 and the A55, so we won't be seeing "3 core types" SoCs at the moment. However we might see different groups of A55 cores clocked at different max frequencies like the SoC makers do now for the octa-core A53 SoCs.

Thanks for the reply. For sure technology keeps progressing and if you wait for X tech Y will be around the corner. As I said I think it may well be worth waiting for if you are looking at the mid to lower end market assuming they actually do as you suggest. As for the other part I had assumed it might have been possible to somehow add say the older gen types but looks not. Still a super low clocked A55 to fall back to when you are only playing music or something else very lite could save a heap of battery. Then having an exact opposite A75 for intensive applications on demand would then make this a killer new tech I think.

I don't think so. Leaving your phone in the sun and letting it heat up will do more damage to things like the motherboard and the display.

Yep, it is one of the four I am doing week. Expect it on Friday.

Gary Sims thanks for replying really appreciated 👍🏻

The Kryo 280 is basically a Cortex-A73 and the M2's performance is on par with the Cortex-A73. So the Cortex-A75 will have higher performance than the Kryo 280 and the M2.

***** Thanks for replying 😀

probably.... but all that power would be unnecessary

MisterNiggaX probably in a Gaming focused phone?..I think if gaming pc and laptops are here..why not a gaming phone.. hahahaha with 6 Cortex A75 and dual GPU...... water cooled and such..

OwlyLife Russel maybe the next gen switch will have something like that configuration.... since right now it only has 4 outdated a57

MisterNiggaX I hope so..certainly it is overpowered..but some people loves that kind of stuff

I would indeed be possible.

I don't deal in theory, I deal in facts!!! :-)

I have covered a lot of that kind of stuff already, for example ukposts.info/have/v-deo/fImfrW6goa1ktI0.html

Gary Sims sorry I didn't watched that video, thanks for sharing.

No problem. You might also like this article that I wrote: www.androidauthority.com/arm-vs-x86-key-differences-explained-568718/

Mark Keller MARK!!!

Professor!!! Snuck a lesson in early for me this time I see. lol

That used to be true, but phone development times have increased rapidly. As I said in the video, it took just 8 months from when the Cortex-A73 was announced before it appeared in an actual device. However it is worth noting that a) Huawei will have had to access to the designs long before the official announcement b) Development versions and prototypes can be built using existing SoCs and then the SoC changed during the development cycle. So we will certainly see this in devices in Q1 of 2018.

Remy Cajallena No. it will be using sd835 which doesn't have this

Rohit Nagraj lol

No I don't. Sorry! :-)

Shefeak Seedh dear sd626 launched now when sd630 and sd660

michael jeacock You. Print. Paper???

l2etranger What ia wrong with you?! WiFi is like the most important thing besides Mobile Data.. Getting rid of it is going to take a whole new level of stupidity.. And I'm not talking about "removing the headphone jack" level stupid..

Amirul Azim please do elaborate, define "level of stupidity". I admire you haven't used profanities yet. Earlier s.o. mentioned 99% people using WiFi, income and knowledge are the main factors why there such a widespread implementation of one technology versus the alternative. Do you believe they've seen short waves radio before or know what dial-up is? It will take a celebrity to convince you and everyone else that I'm right. Don't get carried away in tech religion, time will make things happen much earlier. Keeping the headphone jack or removing it is a marketing analysis determined by platform ecosystems. Look at how quickly thunderbolt/lightening took off for computers, and also now flagship mobile devices sport one type-c connection, what are you going to do with all the other USB and adapters you've invested in? Let's keep things civil and enjoy our lives.

I2etranger Maybe we have different opinions because we live in different countries.. I live in Malaysia and only some of us are "fully" using USB type C.. Most of us are still using USB type A.. And as for the headphone jack, wireless headphones are quite expensive in my country as we are facing economic crisis so most of us still use wired headphones or earphones.. In addition the iPhone 7 also is expensive.. In my country an iPhone 7 cost around RM4000 and the average salary for an undergraduate is around RM3000 so I think you understand.. That's the reason I got triggered when you say smartphone should remove WiFi because WiFi is still essential in my country and almost every other countries.. And as for profanities, I'm not looking for a fight ok, it's just a discussion... I try to be nice to everyone.. Have a nice day

this is a pretty short sighted comment IMHO. just because you don't use it/don't have access to it doesn't mean it should be removed. Without Wifi please enlighten me on how to add the phone to your local network. It is very important to developers for the device to be in the local network for debugging reasons and for the non techie lot, most of us use for dlna. Good luck routing your media content the entire world before it reaches your TV/speakers

There were over 400,000 entries for the HTC U11 giveaway, so do the maths. It isn't quite 1 in a million but 2 in a million is close (but that is ignoring the multiple entries thing).

B_Rabbit845 Stupid troll