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iPhone 5 rumors: “macroscalar” architecture to be featured on iPhone 5 and iPad 3?
Apparently, the Cupertino tech giant is getting ready to implement the technology on its upcoming products, which many assume to be the highly-anticipated iPhone 5 and iPad 3.
Macroscalar provide better support for the performance of a processor, while consuming less power.
Last year in July, ZDNet wrote an article in which they detailed Apple’s macroscalar architecture, explaining how the technology could help to improve the processor efficiency.
“The macroscalar processor addresses this problem in a new way: at compile-time it generates contingent secondary instructions so when a data-dependent loop completes the next set of instructions are ready to execute. In effect, it loads another pipeline for, say, completing a loop, so the pipeline remains full whether the loop continues or completes. It can also load a set of sequential instructions that run within or between loops, speeding execution as well.”
The patent summary describes an example of where “a processor receives instructions of a program loop having a vector block and a sequence block intended to be executed after the vector block, where the processor includes multiple slices and each of the slices is capable of executing an instruction of an iteration of the program loop substantially in parallel. For each iteration of the program loop, the processor executes an instruction of the sequence block using one of the slices while executing instructions of the vector block using a remainder of the slices substantially in parallel.”
Here are some examples of software that Apple believes this processor might be featured on in the future:
“Computer software for personal information management; database management software; database synchronization software; character recognition software; voice recognition software; speech to text conversion software; voice-enabled software applications.”
Apple is likely to develop this type of architecture since the company designs its own processors, software and hardware.
Read also
http://dealsshoer.info//index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/1988
Macroscalar provide better support for the performance of a processor, while consuming less power.
Last year in July, ZDNet wrote an article in which they detailed Apple’s macroscalar architecture, explaining how the technology could help to improve the processor efficiency.
“The macroscalar processor addresses this problem in a new way: at compile-time it generates contingent secondary instructions so when a data-dependent loop completes the next set of instructions are ready to execute. In effect, it loads another pipeline for, say, completing a loop, so the pipeline remains full whether the loop continues or completes. It can also load a set of sequential instructions that run within or between loops, speeding execution as well.”
The patent summary describes an example of where “a processor receives instructions of a program loop having a vector block and a sequence block intended to be executed after the vector block, where the processor includes multiple slices and each of the slices is capable of executing an instruction of an iteration of the program loop substantially in parallel. For each iteration of the program loop, the processor executes an instruction of the sequence block using one of the slices while executing instructions of the vector block using a remainder of the slices substantially in parallel.”
Here are some examples of software that Apple believes this processor might be featured on in the future:
“Computer software for personal information management; database management software; database synchronization software; character recognition software; voice recognition software; speech to text conversion software; voice-enabled software applications.”
Apple is likely to develop this type of architecture since the company designs its own processors, software and hardware.
Read also
http://dealsshoer.info//index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/1988
http://ibmerindia.com/index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/218132
TORONTO: Oil field services company Halliburton plans to stop issuing BlackBerry smartphones to employees and switch over to Apple's iPhone, which it said was better suited to its needs, marking another setback for Research In Motion.
RIM's BlackBerry smartphones have long dominated corporate mobile communications with on-the-hip email and security credentials, but are increasingly challenged by Apple products and smartphones running Google's Android software.
"We are making this transition in order to better support our mobile applications initiatives," spokeswoman Tara Mullee Agard said in an email.
The Houston-based company will switch 4,500 BlackBerry-toting employees across to iPhones over the next two years, Mullee Agard said, adding that Halliburton would supply the devices. Apple is helping with the transition, she said.
Even before a major RIM outage last October left many workers without email on their BlackBerry, companies had been considering alternatives.
Last year, Credit Suisse started allowing bankers to use their Apple and Android devices on the company network - one-third of its 25,000 BlackBerry users have switched.
Barclays Capital also allows some employees to use iPhones and iPads. Standard Chartered switched from BlackBerry to iPhones for many users last year.
Companies that had previously supplied workers with a BlackBerry and paid RIM a monthly service fee can save by encouraging use of personal devices.
Yet while many large corporation say they are testing how the iPhone and other devices can handle their email and other corporate data, it is unclear how many will ultimately abandon the BlackBerry entirely.
RIM has nevertheless recognized the threat and in November announced it would offer security features for iPhone and Android from within its existing BlackBerry service for corporations.
Read also
http://ibmerindia.com/index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/218132
http://miredsocial.info/index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/93532
RIM's BlackBerry smartphones have long dominated corporate mobile communications with on-the-hip email and security credentials, but are increasingly challenged by Apple products and smartphones running Google's Android software.
"We are making this transition in order to better support our mobile applications initiatives," spokeswoman Tara Mullee Agard said in an email.
The Houston-based company will switch 4,500 BlackBerry-toting employees across to iPhones over the next two years, Mullee Agard said, adding that Halliburton would supply the devices. Apple is helping with the transition, she said.
Even before a major RIM outage last October left many workers without email on their BlackBerry, companies had been considering alternatives.
Last year, Credit Suisse started allowing bankers to use their Apple and Android devices on the company network - one-third of its 25,000 BlackBerry users have switched.
Barclays Capital also allows some employees to use iPhones and iPads. Standard Chartered switched from BlackBerry to iPhones for many users last year.
Companies that had previously supplied workers with a BlackBerry and paid RIM a monthly service fee can save by encouraging use of personal devices.
Yet while many large corporation say they are testing how the iPhone and other devices can handle their email and other corporate data, it is unclear how many will ultimately abandon the BlackBerry entirely.
RIM has nevertheless recognized the threat and in November announced it would offer security features for iPhone and Android from within its existing BlackBerry service for corporations.
Read also
http://ibmerindia.com/index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/218132
http://miredsocial.info/index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/93532
Apple Lifts iPhone 4S Sale Suspension in Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong and mainland China have resorted to selling the popular Apple iPhone 4S strictly via an online application process, after clashes broke out between competing scalpers last month, suspending all sales of the devices in the region by Apple.
According to information published on Apple’s Hong Kong official website, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. each day, consumers will be able to access the registration system and complete the information, including the products they want, such as iPhone 4S, iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS; their names; and their Hong Kong identity card numbers. Those who successfully book the iPhones will receive a confirmation email from Apple, informing them of the time to retrieve the products.
Last month’s launch of the iPhone 4S product brought violent clashes between speculative buyers. Known as scalpers, they buy the devices from Apple, but resell on the black market at a much higher price.
The alleged scalpers lined up for hours outside a Beijing Apple store, but violence broke out as the 6 a.m. opening approached, forcing the staff to suspend all sales.
The online application attempts to ward off scalpers and streamline the ordering. According to the AppleInsider forum, Apple’s Chinese online store has been taking orders since last Wednesday, though customers may not be receiving the actual device for some time as current estimates are quoting a ship date of “February.”
“If you pay today, you might get the items tomorrow, and no later than March 2,” said an Apple sales representative.
The iPhone 4S is the latest smartphone from the Cupertino, Calif.-based company. It is rumored to be planning a release of the iPad 3 some time this year.
Read also
http://matesfind.com/index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/236815
http://tipsshoep.info//index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/2906
According to information published on Apple’s Hong Kong official website, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. each day, consumers will be able to access the registration system and complete the information, including the products they want, such as iPhone 4S, iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS; their names; and their Hong Kong identity card numbers. Those who successfully book the iPhones will receive a confirmation email from Apple, informing them of the time to retrieve the products.
Last month’s launch of the iPhone 4S product brought violent clashes between speculative buyers. Known as scalpers, they buy the devices from Apple, but resell on the black market at a much higher price.
The alleged scalpers lined up for hours outside a Beijing Apple store, but violence broke out as the 6 a.m. opening approached, forcing the staff to suspend all sales.
The online application attempts to ward off scalpers and streamline the ordering. According to the AppleInsider forum, Apple’s Chinese online store has been taking orders since last Wednesday, though customers may not be receiving the actual device for some time as current estimates are quoting a ship date of “February.”
“If you pay today, you might get the items tomorrow, and no later than March 2,” said an Apple sales representative.
The iPhone 4S is the latest smartphone from the Cupertino, Calif.-based company. It is rumored to be planning a release of the iPad 3 some time this year.
Read also
http://matesfind.com/index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/236815
http://tipsshoep.info//index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/2906
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