iPhone to run on at least three processors

by Adam Turner

Sunday, 11 February 2007

Apple's upcoming iPhone will sport at least three ARM processors under the bonnet, according to ARM Holdings' CEO.

ARM chief executive officer Warren East has refused to go into further details, although the iPhone's main CPU is believed to be ARM's XScale PXA320, reports Information World.

Apple's iPhone will run the Mac OS X operation system on the PXA320, which is capable of running at up to 1.25 GHz. Apple is rumoured to be launching the iPhone on June 15, the last day of Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference.{moscomment}

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