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Samsung already has a 64-bit ARM chip in Note 4. But because Google seems to be dragging its feet on adding 64-bit ARM support, it only works in 32-bit mode for
by higherpurpose 12y ago
Samsung already has a 64-bit ARM chip in Note 4. But because Google seems to be dragging its feet on adding 64-bit ARM support, it only works in 32-bit mode for now.
HTC has also just launched not one, but two, 64-bit devices: Desire 510 and Desire 820, with Snapdragon 410 and 615 - both based on Cortex A53 (ARMv8).
So the question is, why is Google so slow with 64-bit ARM support, when 64-bit ARM Android devices are already shipping?