Rumor: low-power A7 successor code-named ‘Phosphorous’ to collect health and fitness data

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By Christian ZibregAug 25, 2014, 7:40 am637 pts
An Apple chip internally code-named ‘Phosphorous’ has been identified on leaked schematics and thought to replace the M7, a motion coprocessor which debuted inside the iPhone 5s last Fall. The chip is said to include the M7′s motion tracking functions and be able to collect a number of health and fitness data…

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