The iPad 2′s A5 processor not only is a speedy, dual-core chip,
but also works to provide nine times the gaming performance of
its predecessor, A4. So, what’s Apple to do for their best-
selling gaming phone? Give it the A5 chip with remarkably better
gaming performance. We have already discovered, in the iOS 4
SDK, that Apple is bringing the A5 chip to the next iPhone, and
now we have heard Apple is going to push this gaming performance
and speed as one of the next-generation iPhone’s major marketing
points.  Apple isn’t taking the next iPhone’s A5-power lightly.
 They already have select developers working on versions of
their iPhone applications that take full advantage of the next-
generation iPhone’s speedier and much more powerful hardware.
These developers, seemingly from high-level gaming outfits, have
been given what is essentially an iPhone 4 but with an A5
processor instead of an A4. The device itself is virtually
identical to the iPhone 4, and there is no way anyone can tell
it’s not an iPhone 4 bas