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Motorola Prepping a 2GHz Android Phone for Year-End

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Andy Patrizio
Jun 12, 2010

“So, believing users will need a more powerful phone, Jha said
his firm will release a smartphone phone with a 2GHz processor by
the end of the year. A spokesperson for Motorola confirmed to
InternetNews.com he did indeed make such an announcement.

“Jha did not elaborate further, but Wolfgang Gruener, editor of
Conceivably Tech, said he spoke to another Motorola executive who
asked to remain anonymous who said the Android-powered phone would
come with a gyroscope like the new iPhone 4, and use an Nvidia
Tegra for graphics processing, including Flash 10.1 support. The
chip would be an evolution of the current 1GHz Snapdragon chip, an
ARM derivative.

“Snapdragon is a popular processor and one of the fastest on the
market. It powers the Motorola Droid, HTC Incredible, HTC EVO 4 and
Google Nexus One. Qualcomm recently announced plans to bump the
speed to 1.5 GHz, but 2GHz is beyond even that.”


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Andy Patrizio

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