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Game over Samsung, game over. With midrange plastic (other phones suck because plastic) device at 549$ iPhone not only now holds the world's balls in its fist, also FBI's fingerprint database is going to have a happy day! Making the world a safer place (cue in 1984 apple commercial)
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2013-09-11
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that iphone 5c is more beautiful than iphone 5s, there is no low cost stuff at apple.
i cant see why i need that finger print sensor and faster cpu
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i cant see why i need that finger print sensor and faster cpu
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2013-09-11
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Anyone know the software potential or possibilities with a 64-bit processor?
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I vote that Kangal replace Elop!
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2013-09-11
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Originally Posted by Kangal
even less than on pc where it brings almost nothing
Anyone know the software potential or possibilities with a 64-bit processor?
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2013-09-11
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Originally Posted by Kangal
for example more than 4GB RAM, but i doubt, Apple took advantage of this
Anyone know the software potential or possibilities with a 64-bit processor?
but i have to say, at least Photoshop and Firefox are really faster in 64bit version, than in 32bit version.
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2013-09-11
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Originally Posted by Leinad
[OT]It is a common misconception that 32-bit CPUs cannot use more than 4GB RAM. It is true that they cannot use more than 4GB at a time but that is not the same thing. I used ye good ole Z80 with only a 16 bit address bus (limiting the RAM to 64KB) with 256KB! A decent memory manager is all you need.
Originally Posted by Kangalfor example more than 4GB RAMAnyone know the software potential or possibilities with a 64-bit processor?
Edit: In current 32-bit OSes that would translate to a limit of 4GB per process but not a limit to how much memory you can have installed din your machine.[/OT]
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2013-09-11
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A new iPhone. How amazing.
Can I compile my own kernel for it now? hmm yes? ...thought so...
Can I compile my own kernel for it now? hmm yes? ...thought so...
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2013-09-12
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Windows and Linux 32 bit will only detect 4 GB of RAM, so I don't know where you are getting your info from. Sure, the board will detect more, but you need a 64 bit OS to take advantage of it. And of course you can install more, the motherboard limits you on physical RAM, the OS limits how much you can use.
[OT]It is a common misconception that 32-bit CPUs cannot use more than 4GB RAM. It is true that they cannot use more than 4GB at a time but that is not the same thing. I used ye good ole Z80 with only a 16 bit address bus (limiting the RAM to 64KB) with 256KB! A decent memory manager is all you need.
Edit: In current 32-bit OSes that would translate to a limit of 4GB per process but not a limit to how much memory you can have installed din your machine.[/OT]
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2013-09-12
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Originally Posted by byteninja2
no, linux has full PAE support allowing it to use over 4GB of physical address space in a 32 bit system
Windows and Linux 32 bit will only detect 4 GB of RAM, so I don't know where you are getting your info from. Sure, the board will detect more, but you need a 64 bit OS to take advantage of it. And of course you can install more, the motherboard limits you on physical RAM, the OS limits how much you can use.
only individual processes are limited to 4GB
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