Alright, so I've made a lot of threads relating to whether I should buy the Incredible S or the Nexus S. As it stands, I'm gonna get the Incredible S, since the actual physical stores still have them in stock. Just gotta buy it before the sales end.
Anyway, as you probably know, It's a 1GHz single core Snapdragon CPU. And no doubt you all know that dual core phones are available as well, and I'm pretty sure quad core phones are also available.
So, you've probably seen threads like this before.. so bear with me, lol.
My question is though, over the next couple of years, are apps/internet browsing etc. going to only be able to be used by dual core+ phones?
Or, since many people will be going into 2 year contracts with single core phones, will developers still cater for those who use single core CPU's. I'm not talking about hardcore 3D intensive games, I'm just talking about all the other apps that are available. Yeah, when I get my phone, I'll no doubt put a couple of games on; I've bought Fruit Ninja and Doodle Jump for my Optimus One, but I'll no doubt join in the craze and get Angry Birds etc.
But yeah, my question is, when I've bought my single core 1GHz HTC Incredible S, will I get about two years of being able to use it smoothly with apps and the like? Are dual core phones being catered for more so than single core CPU's?
Thanks.
Anyway, as you probably know, It's a 1GHz single core Snapdragon CPU. And no doubt you all know that dual core phones are available as well, and I'm pretty sure quad core phones are also available.
So, you've probably seen threads like this before.. so bear with me, lol.
My question is though, over the next couple of years, are apps/internet browsing etc. going to only be able to be used by dual core+ phones?
Or, since many people will be going into 2 year contracts with single core phones, will developers still cater for those who use single core CPU's. I'm not talking about hardcore 3D intensive games, I'm just talking about all the other apps that are available. Yeah, when I get my phone, I'll no doubt put a couple of games on; I've bought Fruit Ninja and Doodle Jump for my Optimus One, but I'll no doubt join in the craze and get Angry Birds etc.
But yeah, my question is, when I've bought my single core 1GHz HTC Incredible S, will I get about two years of being able to use it smoothly with apps and the like? Are dual core phones being catered for more so than single core CPU's?
Thanks.