Last year, Apple boasted the world’s first 64-bit smartphone when the company announced the A7 chip in the iPhone 5S.Hardware reviewer Anand Shimpi called the A7 “seriously impressive” and “insanely good.” Now, almost one year after that announcement, Nvidia on Monday unveiled a special variant of its Tegra K1 mobile processor codenamed “Denver,” which promises a similar 64-bit experience for Android devices. By moving to 64-bit architecture, a device can access more system memory and random access memory (RAM) at once, which makes the computing processes snappier and more responsive for things like multitasking and opening apps. The 64-bit push is a big deal, since it basically allows mobile phones Continue reading Android Will Catch Up To iPhone This Year In One Crucial Way→