Google not believe iPhone X is faster than any Android device

A11 Bionic processor used by Apple on the iPhone X was able to produce very high score when in-benchmark, higher than all existing Android phones today.

In this test, the benchmark software used is GeekBench. Actually, the score of single core benchmarks iPhone 7 Plus is already faster than all Android phones that exist today, but in the iPhone X, it does not just happen in single core.

For the first time, Apple-made phones - with Apple-made chips - have higher benchmark scores on multi core tests, much faster Snapdragon 835 and Exynos 8895 Octa used in Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S8 and OnePlus 5.

Apple A11 Bionic is a six-core processor that two of them have a high clock speed and the remaining four cores are power efficient.

The main difference A11 than A10 A11 Bionic ability to run the six cores simultaneously. While on the A10 Fusion, active cores must be selected between fast or efficient cores.

About RAM, the iPhone X has 3 GB of RAM, the same as the iPhone 7 Plus and 8 Plus, higher than the iPhone 8 and iPhone 7 that its RAM is only 2 GB. This RAM capacity is considered more than enough to produce a smooth user experience on iOS.

Apple's latest iPhone trio, iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and iPhone X, have been officially introduced. The technology giant from Uncle Sam's country announced, iPhone 8 and 8 Plus can be ordered since September 15, 2017. Meanwhile, the new iPhone X order will open on October 27, 2017.

After the end of the booking, Apple will send iPhone 8 and 8 Plus on September 22, 2017. For the iPhone X a little longer. Apple will only ship its premium iPhone on November 3, 2017.

Length of delivery schedule of iPhone X, in the eyes of Toni Sacconaghi can cause problems. Gadget and industry observers in Bernstein said, delays in delivery of goods as Apple did could change the mindset of consumers.

"It's possible that there will be consumers who have ordered in early November but have not got their goods until 2018. It's worth noting, the article could have a more interesting offer out there," Sacconaghi said as quoted by CNBC on Monday (18/9 / 2017).

Sacconaghi intent, 'bid' is the presence of new Android smartphone competitors such as Samsung iPhone can 'tease' consumers who have already ordered the iPhone X.

"Innovation offered by Apple is no better than five years back, after all this new Android smartphone features and specifications seductive and better with the iPhone X," he added.

Sacconaghi also revealed the findings of Nielsen and Elemenum surveys to 2,000 respondents. 17 percent of consumers confess, will find other ways if not get his favorite gadget. The survey was conducted in 2016, when stocks of iPhone 7 Plus began to run out.

Meanwhile, 45 percent claimed to be comparing the gadgets they want to buy with other gadgets, 23 percent will buy another gadget if it is better. And the remaining 14 percent will be adamantly waiting for her favorite gadget.

After officially released last Tuesday, fans of the iPhone would have been impatient to have one of three handsets, namely the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and iPhone X. But specifically the iPhone X, the wait for a prospective buyer is certainly longer.

Pre order iPhone 8 and 8 Plus just opened on 15 September United States time. While the new iPhone X can be ordered from 27 October.

Later, Apple said iPhone 8 and 8 Plus shipments began on September 22. While the iPhone X much longer, ie 3 November. This is according to the prediction that production of iPhone X is somewhat constrained.

Well according to Toni Sacconaghi, industry analyst at Bernstein, it can cause problems. Especially if consumers have to wait longer or delayed delivery of goods.

"If there will be a consumer ordering in early November and not getting the goods until 2018, it's worth noting There's another attractive offer out there," Sacconaghi said.

He said that long shipping time can shake the iPhone fans 'faith' to switch to more easily competing product competitors, such as Samsung. Sacconaghi added, Apple's innovation is no better than five years back.

Based on Nielsen and Elementum surveys of 2,000 respondents, 17% of them claim to be looking for alternatives when scarcity occurs in their favorite electronic products. The survey was conducted last year when the iPhone 7 Plus experienced a scarcity..

Moreover, 45% said they would start comparing with other products, 23% would buy another alternative only if the product was better, and only 14% would stick with their favorite products.