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This document discusses research on increasing the number of processing cores in smartphones and tablets. It notes that adding more cores allows for higher efficiency without increased temperatures. While increasing clock speed risks overheating, clock speed determines the speed at which a processor can carry out instructions. The document proposes a new product called SPOWER that uses multiple cores for faster, more efficient devices. It includes branding research and a proposed logotype of "SI".
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This document discusses research done on increasing the number of processing cores in smartphones and tablets. It notes that adding more cores allows for higher efficiency without increased temperatures. While increasing clock speed risks overheating, clock speed determines the speed at which a processor can carry out instructions. The document proposes a product called SPOWER that uses multiple cores for faster, more efficient devices and includes branding research and wireframes for a website and social media pages.
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This document discusses research into smartphone and tablet processing cores. It notes that adding more cores allows for higher efficiency without increased temperatures. While increasing clock speed risks overheating, clock speed is measured in Hertz and determines the speed a processor can carry out instructions. The document proposes that future smartphones and tablets will have faster, more efficient processors through the use of multiple cores. It describes research into naming, branding, logos and webpage design for a new product called SPOWER aimed at more powerful mobile devices.
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IT Trends 120-ish in the real world
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- 1. Smartphone/Tablet Processing Cores! Michael Stufano! FA102A, RESEARCH AND BRAND DEVELOPMENT!
- 2. Smartphone/Tablet Processing Cores! Michael Stufano! Assignment One, Research ! “Your future smartphone and tablet will have 48 cores: Intel”! http://www.kurzweilai.net/your-future-smartphone-and-tablet-will-have-48-cores-intel http://securitywatch.pcmag.com/none/295216-lost-smartphone-finders-peek-at-data
- 3. Smartphone/Tablet Processing Cores! Michael Stufano! Assignment One, Research! -Adding cores to processors allows for higher efficiency without increased temperatures! http://blog.smartphoneslab.com/basics-of-the-smartphone-processors/apple-a4/
- 4. Smartphone/Tablet Processing Cores! Michael Stufano! Assignment One, Research ! -Increasing clock speed of a given processor risks overheating and processor failure! http://www.singularity.com/charts/page64.html
- 5. Smartphone/Tablet Processing Cores! Michael Stufano! Assignment One, Research ! -Clock speed is measured in Hertz, and determines how fast a processor could carry a given amount of instructions ! http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6704861.html
- 6. Smartphone/Tablet Processing Cores! Michael Stufano! Assignment One, Description of Future Product or Service! Faster, Efficient Smartphones and Tablets!
- 7. Assignment Two, Naming Process! Speed! +! Power! SPOWER!
- 8. Assignment Two, Brand Character Diagram Character/Persona! Tone! Intelligent! Productive! Experienced! Efficient! Talented! Active! Fast! Powerful! Spower! Language! Purpose! Complex! Systematic! Dynamic! Satisfy! Capable! Clever! Enlighten ! Assist!