> The iPhone doesn't need a 64-bit desktop-class processor, either. It doesn't need it, but it certainly helps, as benchmarks and my own development of an app

> The iPhone doesn't need a 64-bit desktop-class processor, either. It doesn't need it, but it certainly helps, as benchmarks and my own development of an app that does live video effects has shown. so that they could have a "killer feature" to lean on if they don't manage to figure out a more novel Apple has never marketed, nor revealed (to my knowledge) what amount of RAM is in an iOS device model. This is always determined later by a 3rd party.