Look at the new nexus 10 specification

The Google Nexus 10 will feature a brand new dual-core Samsung Exynos 5250 chipset, whose Cortex-A15 cores run at 1.7GHz. The new silicon is reportedly faring better in benchmark scores than the quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro and Apple's custom A6, but we got no actual scores confirming that.The Mali -T604 GPU is also brand new - it should be able to handle the massive amount of pixels with ease. Two gigs of RAM, 16GB of non-expandable built-in memory (other options will likely be available), 5MP camera (you can check out its samples here) with front-facing companion, and full connectivity suite are also on board.

taken from GSMarena directly ...

lol time to cancel order.

you should know this as Samsung did say the digitizer is using magnet

Actually I'm still thinking what can my Note 2 do ... too little software to utilize everything ... so far only installed high end games and running without any problem

mind saving me the trouble to search over 2700 posts by pasting it here ?

anyone has the organic file for S3/Note 2 for papago 1280x720 size?? please PM me >.<

How to check what is making my phone awake ?

I notice every 5 minutes there is a small awake bar ...

Downloading now .. waiting for it to scan my pc for compability

this thing happened to my Desire HD, stock rom, why? battery spoil?

Taken with N2 or 808 ? looks good

anyway to auto close wifi after 15 mins of inactivity ?

my HTC Desire HD can do it, wonder why Note 2 I can't find it in the advance setting

How to set WIFI to auto sleep after 15 minutes of inactivity ?

which seller did you got this price from? I might drop by there to snatch 1

how about 64 GB?

Anyone can answer me on this ...

How to set WIFI to auto sleep after 15 minutes of inactivity ?

my desire HD use to put my WiFi to sleep after 15 mins ...

Which floor is Sri Computer ?

I remember All IT is on the top-pest floor.

How to test the 32gb memory card after I purchased it?

What should I be expecting?

Not really sure about memory cards, they all look the same to me and I can't tell the difference of the speed of the different classes

Any example of the sticker that I should look out for?

Is it okay if I buy it from All IT hypermarkets?

ARM Cortex A50

At ARM TechCon today, the titular purveyor of semiconductors announced its Cortex-A50 series, dubbed "the world's most energy-efficient 64-bit processors." Based on the ARMv8 architecture, the line will launch with the Cortex-A53 and A57 processors, allowing not only for significantly more energy-efficient processing, but SoC scalability that makes the line applicable to devices from smartphones to high-performance servers. The A57 is geared toward high-performance, while the A53 is lauded by ARM as its most power-efficient. Both chips also support 32-bit and 64-bit ARM code, and according to ARM, the A53 can live up to the performance of the Cortex A9 at 60% the die area.

According to AnandTech, both the A57 and A53 can be used on their own, or in ARM's big.LITTLE configuration in which big, powerful cores are grouped with lower performance cores on a single chip. This is the most likely configuration we'd see the cores take in a mobile application (though the A57 on its own can run in a server environment on up to 16 cores).
Using a chip with two A57s in tandem with two A53s for example, a device's OS could switch between the cores and groupings depending on what the device is doing. The A57s would theoretically step up to the plate during high-performance gaming and web browsing, while basic actions like UI navigation would fall back on the A53s. As Anandtech Notes, this four-core setup would actually be classified as a dual-core processor. The configuration is similar to NVIDIA's approach with the Tegra 3 set.

So far, Cortex-A50 licensees include such notable names as AMD and Samsung, and all licensees can expect to start getting completed designs by the middle of next year with actual production to follow by late 2013. The first designs will of course shave nanometers off the previous line, set to ring in at 28nm and 20nm, with a trajectory for thinner goals.
Of course, we're a long way off from seeing the Cortex-A50 line integrated with our handsets, but these chips promise to – as always – push our mobile toys to be thinner, faster, and more energy efficient. We'll keep you up to date on further developments. In the meantime, get your fill of information on the subject from the links below.

no, just shiok sendiri with the upcoming A50

and A15 is not even out yet !

WOW !! playing Need for Speed most wanted, SO GOOD !!!