Google racing to compete with Apple, plans 64-bit Android operating system

Google announced its intention to jump from 32-bit to 64-bit in its conference for developers in June. It is expected to released its first physical product based on 64-bits (a new Nexus phone) in a few weeks.There are several advantages to using a 64-bit processor in a product:• It’s faster• It includes more “registers” (an internal fast storage location where information can be kept while it is being worked on) so the information can be processed even faster• It can manage more RAM memory, allowing for bigger, more complex softwareCompetition is alive and... [...]