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• What is the smartphone processer and how work in smartphone ?

                  Just as the name implies, a processor processes instructions in order to carry out certain functions that make your device operate properly. Processors are often described as the central role of computers, smartphones and tablets because they play in the functioning of your devices.

                 Your smartphone processor, also known as chipset, is a component that controls everything going on in your smartphone and ensures it functions correctly. You can compare it to the brain of the human body. Every action you perform on your smartphone goes straight to the processor. These actions are then converted to visual changes on your screen, and all of this happens in a split second. Pretty neat, right?

• Smartphone processor also related on this two factors 

1. Processor cores
2. Clock speed

• What is processor cores? 

        A processor, also known as CPU, consists of multiple cores: Dual, Quad, Hexa, and Octa core. What do these cores do exactly? Processor cores distribute the work that comes in when you use your phone. One core has a maximum number of instructions it can process within a certain amount of time. If you perform a lot of actions on your smartphone, a queue of sorts will form. If this queue gets too long, part of it will go to the next core. This ensures your smartphone will keep functioning smoothly.

•  What is clock speed of smartphone processor?

        The clock speed determines how many instructions the processor can execute per second. A processor with a 1-Gigahertz (GHz) clock speed can process 1 billion instructions per second. The general rule is that higher clock speeds make for faster phones. You can often see this with more expensive smartphones. Their processor cores have higher clock speeds than those of more affordable devices. The number of processor cores also influences the speed of your smartphone.

• In short of we allways observe this two factors

             Let's list it all. The processor of your smartphone is the component that converts all your actions into visual changes on the screen. It can do this thanks to the number of cores and a certain clock speed. The number of cores ensures actions are always processed on time. The clock speed determines the amount of instructions that can be executed per second. The higher the clock speed, the faster the smartphone. My tip: don't just look at the amount of cores, but also at the clock speed.
      
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