Intel new 64-bit processor: Turn off the phone after the new system is installed

Intel new 64-bit processor: Brush machine To install a new system to turn off the mobile phone part of the function quoted by the German website Golem.de reported that Intel Technology account manager Frank Kuypers in an interview that the upcoming mobile-side 64-bit processor "Merrifield" will be added as " Hooks "new features, once the device detection found that the brush machine installed a new version or other systems, the processor by default will automatically turn off part of the function of the phone. Kuypers says Intel's new processor can detect whether an Android user has completed a full brush or replaces other operating systems, and will turn off part of the functionality by default when a change is found. For example, you have an Android smartphone equipped with "Merrifield," and when you install and swipe CyanogenMod ROM, even though you can achieve more robust performance and smoother interface operations, some of the core features on your phone will be turned off, such as lte/ UMTS, mail transceiver, etc. The reason for Intel's move is very simple, Kuypers said Intel believes there is a "risk" of unnecessary brushes, and that consumers have to return to the original system to keep the device "safe". The new processor is expected to begin surfacing between OEMs in 2014, and the "hooks" feature means your device can only be used in the current system.