Geekbench test shows Apple iPhone 6 to feature 1.4GHz dual-core A8 processor and 1GB of RAM
The Apple iPhone 6 has allegedly been run through the Geekbench test, giving us some interesting information about the 4.7 inch model. According to the test, the iPhone 6 will be driven by a dual-core 1.4GHz A8 processor. That is a minor increase from the 1.3GHz dual-core A7 that powers the Apple iPhone 5s. And for those of you hoping that Apple would make the jump to 2GB of RAM, the Geekbench test says that Apple is sticking with 1GB of the stuff on the iPhone 6.
As far as the Apple iPhone 6 Plus is concerned, the only specs that have been leaked out (besides the screen) are the rumored 2915mAh battery and the 2GB of RAM said to be on board. The good news is that talk of delayed production of the phablet has given way to speculation that the 5.5 inch model will be released on September 19th, along with the 4.7 inch iPhone 6.
45 minutes to showtime and the excitement is building. In the meantime, you can view the results of the Geekbench test below.
source: Weibo via RedmondPie
45 minutes to showtime and the excitement is building. In the meantime, you can view the results of the Geekbench test below.
Alleged screenshots from the Geekbench website
source: Weibo via RedmondPie
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