IPhone 5s, a good thing for emulators, or the death of them? (Article)

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On Sept. 10th Apple had a conference where they released IOS7, IPhone 5c, and IPhone 5s. The IPhone 5c will simply be running IPhone 5 specs, but will be cheaper and plastic. Here is the good news, IPhone 5S has all new specs I will post the specs that may be of use to us emu users.

1) 16-128gb of memory. (obviously any gamer can see why that is a good thing)
2) Apple A7 chip. Now I'm not 100% sure what all this thing can do yet, however it was said by apple to be twice as fast and stong as any phone they have released so far.
3) It will have a dual CPU core. (which actually isn't anything new)
4) The new IPhone 5s will be running on a 64bit.
5) IOS7 will be on released for all devices, and be the standard for IPhone 5s.

Now what does this mean for us IOS users? Speed, performance, and the possibility that we will lose all emulators. In order for a EMU to actually work on IOS we need to be jailbroken, and that can cause big problems when apple is trying to patch it all. Many IOS users are already wanting to know "can IOS7 be jailbroke?" well the answer is.... maybe. According to Evasi0n it has already been done in the IOS7 beta, and will be released as soon as IOS7 is released for download to the public. That doesn't mean that IPhone 5s can be jailbroken. 5s is going to be running a lot of new specs, as I have stated, and one that has jailbreakers nervous is the 64bit. With this new feature teams will have to find all new exploits and vulnerabilities, because if they can't, it's the end of emulators for IOS.