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Android phones have had big.LITTLE a while now, you would hope that scheduler support has matured in that time.

• bitL 5y ago
  Android phones don't have real multitasking; SailfishOS might be a better example.
  • vbezhenar 5y ago
    Android phones run real Linux kernel with real multitasking. How multitasking exposed in UI is a different question.
    • bitL 5y ago
      That's a bit like saying "your car has 5 gears but you can only use the first one". In practice you have 1 gear.
      • detaro 5y ago
        No, that doesn't make any sense. The system and apps on it make use of multiple cores, that's all that matters for the scheduling point.