Apple’s 2014 iPhones are expected to come equipped with a new 64-bit A8 system-on-chip (SoC), with CNBeta having learned that the iPhone 6’s A8 processor will still be a dual-core model like the A7, but it’ll be clocked at a higher frequency. FROM EARLIER: New report claims to reveal release date for iPhone 6 and ‘iPhone Air’ According to the publication, the iPhone 6 will have a 2GHz dual-core 20nm 64-bit A8 CPU, marking the first time ever that an Apple chipset has reaching the 2GHz barrier. Well-known insider Sonny Dickson said in mid-March that the new Apple A8 processor would run at 2.6GHz, significantly higher than what CNBeta is proposing. A more powerful A8 version could equip the next-gen iPad, though. Perceived
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