With all the talk of quad-core vs dual-core, and seeing the performance of both in the same phone, we want to know. Do you want a dual-core or quad-core chip in your next device? Last year around this time we were starting to see dual-core phones emerge from manufacturers. They all promised the best performance in a mobile device you've ever seen. And they were right. The Tegra 2, and later the OMAP 4 and Exynos were all strong performers. Then came quad-core. The same promises were made. And again, they proved to be true. Tegra 3 (otherwise known as Kal-El) put last years dual-core chips to shame.
Now we have Qualcomm firing back with a dual-core chip, the S4. They are making the same promises. Better performance, better battery life. As we saw in Phil's review (gotta love the header!) of the One X they are mostly right. Some people still have a soft spot for more cores, though, and performance is the same. So what say you, dear reader? Tell us in tonight's poll!
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