As Samsung announced earlier, it is definitely interested in establishing 64-bit processors also in the market of cheaper devices, and it seems that it is approaching this step by step. Another benchmark of the upcoming SM-G530 smartphone, which is currently known under the working designation, has reached the Internet Galaxy Fortuna. The first mentions of the phone appeared just this month, and it seems that in that time Samsung has managed to move forward and change the hardware it plans to use in the phone. While it was then slated to use a Snapdragon 200 processor, it now appears that the phone will actually offer a 64-bit chip from the Snapdragon 610 series.
This is indicated by the Cortex-A53 ARMv8 cores, which are built on a 64-bit architecture and can thus use more than 4 GB of RAM, as well as being able to process the available operating memory faster. But the phone will definitely not be high-end, which is indicated not only by the processor model, but also by other features. The phone has a 5-inch display with a resolution of 960 x 540 pixels and 512 MB of RAM. They use current prototypes Android 4.4.4, but due to the use of a 64-bit processor, it is possible that the device will not reach the market until after the release Android L, respectively Android 5.0.
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*Source: Sammytoday
