ZTE intros Blade S6, 64-bit CPU w/ Android Lollipop

ZTE has introduced its Blade S6 which comes with the latest Android Lollipop out-of-the-box. Adding to its bunch of able internals is a 64-bit Snapdragon processor partnered with 2GB of RAM.

ZTE Blade S6 specs:
5-inch laminated HD display @ 1280 x 720 resolution
64-bit Snapdragon 615 octa-core processor
2GB RAM
16GB internal storage
Expandable via microSD
13MP rear camera with Sony sensor
5MP wide-angle front camera
LTE
Hi-Fi sound with audio processor
Smart Sense
Android 5.0 Lollipop
2400mAh battery
144 x 70.7 x 7.7mm (dimensions)
Silver, matte pink (colors)

The handset is something to look forward to as it carries bang-for-the-buck specs like LTE support, a sizable storage space, and a 64-bit Snapdragon 615 CPU partnered with Lollipop (a first of its kind). It’s got its own sound processor, while its Smart Sense recognizes a set of gestures that aim to make navigation simpler and faster.

The Blade S6 will roll-out globally on the last week of February with all of those specs coming in at only $250 or approximately Php11K.

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7 Comments

ja says:

10 years ago

64 bit kaya na 4gb RAM. Not sure about the internal of 32bit android if may PAE to support larger than 3GB ram. Pero I think baka walang PAE kasi mga kitkat puro 3gb lng lumalabas.

performance wise, mas mabilis ng konte ang 64bit. it will take time bago machorvanes ang 64 bit capability
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Cool says:

10 years ago

“Machorvanes” is very high super technical term that only few people would understand. :)

ako ito says:

10 years ago

Can anybody please expound this 32bit and 64bit and some other processor capabilities? I myself tbh..has no idea on this. Thanks and looking forward for the shed of light. God bless!
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Rockafella says:

10 years ago

Ok so I’m not that super tech savvy right, so can you guys explain the difference between a 32-bit and 64-bit processor?
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Rockafella says:

10 years ago

Ok thanks dude
igniculus says:

10 years ago

basta ang alam ko, 64-bit processors has added securities that future os’s upgrades can utilize, the hardwares used are more advanced, higher performance and larger memory and it is future proof while 32-bit are less security, more common place blah blah blah