So out of curiosity, since the main CPU in the Stylo is 64-bit, why the stock ROM uses a 32-bit/ARMv7 kernel. Or why someone else hasn't compiled an ARMv8 kernel for it yet... Is there any real technical reasons for this? It just feels like the extra instructions are just sitting there being unused, and it would be nice to be able to test some 64-bit apps like Dolphin Emulator even if it would be slow There's also solving the 2038 problem, not that I'd still have this phone in 20 years but future proofing is important
Will the upcoming Marshmallow update for T-mobile use 64-bits?
Will the upcoming Marshmallow update for T-mobile use 64-bits?