The hot topic of the moment is the 64-bit support on the part of mobile devices. As we know, Apple risked and introduced in the market the first smartphone to 64 bits, the iPhone 5S. In addition to supporting this type of architecture through A7 SoC, the iPhone 5S brings also an innovative biometric sensor and a coprocessor, M7 model, specific to the new generation of applications (especially in the health and fitness), involving movement.
But for architecture 64-bit ... will it be the next trend in smartphones?
Speaking to the Korea Times, JK Shin one of Samsung's CEO and responsible for mobile, said that the next generation of smartphones from Samsung will have a 64-bit processor.
Shin also said that the company will increase its presence in China and Japan, markets that now Apple wants to win and be líder.Na interview, Shin states that "Samsung believes that Apple intends to boost your business in the area of mobile devices in China, as in Japan, which means that the stronger presence of Apple hinder the work of Samsung "
Samsung is currently ahead of China in terms of market share, having been recorded sales of around 15 million in the second quarter of 2013 which gives a market share of 19,4%. Already Apple sold only 3.4 million units, gaining a market share of around 4.3 for the same period.
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