Big.LITTLE

Big.LITTLE is a technology used in modern processors that combines two types of cores: high-performance "big" cores for demanding tasks and energy-efficient "LITTLE" cores for basic activities. The system dynamically switches between these cores based on the workload, optimizing for speed and battery life. When you're using intensive applications like gaming, the big cores take over for faster processing. For everyday tasks like browsing or texting, the LITTLE cores handle the load, consuming less power. This balance helps devices run smoothly while conserving energy, extending battery life without sacrificing performance.