The ARM Cortex-A8 Allows You to Multitask on the Palm Pre
July 15, 2009
Why do you need the performance of the Cortex-A8 in a smartphone, what is the “killer application”? I always responded to this question by explaining that there was no one killer application, but rather consumers need to do many things well. The Palm Pre is an excellent demonstration of the multitasking smart mobile device.
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