Although I told you yesterday that the processor in the iPhone 5 terminal can reach speeds of up to 1.2 GHz, it seems that in reality the frequency would be 100 MHz higher than initially thought, the correction coming after an update of the Geekbench application, the application based on which most of the performance tests were done. Practically iPhone 5 it has a dual-core processor with a dynamic frequency, which starts from a frequency of 550 MHz and through a kind of turbo boost it can reach speeds of up to 1.3 GHz, at which point whatever you do is "resolved" extremely quickly.
Now it is possible that the processor can reach higher speeds, since it took an update of Geekbench to realize that the initially reported speed was wrong, and only Apple really knows how its processor works. Whatever the truth behind the terminal's performance, iPhone 5 it is the first iPhone that has a faster processor than an iPad tablet, and that says a lot about the attention that Apple pays to its terminals.
