Apple a11, first photographs of the chip used in iphone 8

We know that Apple has to present its new iPhone this year before the expectation of millions of users who intend to update their phones. For the new iPhone 8, Apple plans to use a new processor called A11, an evolution of the same proprietary processor that it has already been using for years in each phone model that it has launched on the market.

Apple A11 will be the new chip of the iPhone 8

As expected with each new Apple chip, the A 11 should represent a noticeable performance improvement, thanks primarily to two factors. The first of them is that it is being commented that the A11 would work at a speed of 3GHz. This would be an important advance considering that the A10 runs at 2.34GHz.

The other factor is a new technology called Heterogenous Multi-Processing (HMP), which would improve multi-tasking performance, one of the great Achilles heels of mobile platforms. The inclusion of Heterogenous Multi-Processing (HMP), would be giving us a clue about the next iPhone and the future of iOS to improve multi-tasking in the operating system, but the latter is only speculation that we do.

A11 would work at 3.0GHz with Heterogenous Multi-Processing technology

On the graphics part of the chip, Apple would continue to trust PowerVR, dismissing the rumors that it would use a GPU of its own invoice.

Hopefully, much more data will be leaking as we get closer to the impending announcement of the iPhone 8, which should come under the arm with a handful of very important news in all sections. When? We do not know yet. Stay tuned for all the news here at Professional Review.

Source: macrumors