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It says Quad-core 1.4 GHz Cortex-A9, not 5.6Ghz. Don't you think that they would claim that if it were? Perhaps they would sell more phones?
And the GS3 has the best setup out right now, so I use it for reference.

They wouldn't allow there phone to run all 4 processors that would over heat and drain the battery. Mine is just a dual core so its not that bad having them run all the time. You're not telling me anything i don't know already.

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They wouldn't allow there phone to run all 4 processors that would over heat and drain the battery. Mine is just a dual core so its not that bad having them run all the time. You're not telling me anything i don't know already.

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You are have no clue about how processors work at all. They all work on multithreaded applications, as the kernel manages what data packets go to each.

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