Device Info HW

This app is designed to provide users with comprehensive information about the hardware components of their smartphones. It is especially useful for developers who are building kernels or working with the Android operating system. The app has a sleek and modern design, with the option to switch between a light, dark, or black theme. The black theme is only available for a limited time in the free version, but is always available in the PRO version.

The app has a quick navigation system, making it easy to switch between tabs or use the navigation panel. Many items within the app are clickable, allowing users to easily access more detailed information. However, on some newer devices, certain information may be blocked. The app tries to provide as much information as possible, and if the device is rooted, it can access even more information (this feature can be enabled in the settings).

The app can detect various components of a smartphone, including the LCD, touchscreen, cameras, sensors, memory, flash, audio, NFC, charger, Wi-Fi, and battery. However, the ability to detect these components may vary depending on the device. For example, recent Android devices may require root access for certain information to be detected. The app also has a feature to test the colors on the LCD and the multi-touch capabilities of the touchscreen.

In addition to detecting components, the app also provides detailed information about the System on a Chip (SoC) in the device, including the CPU and GPU. Users can click on the clock speed to open a CPU monitor. The app also displays information about the firmware build, memory type and operating frequency, flash chip and vendor, battery usage and charging speed, thermal temperatures, and more.

One unique feature of this app is the ability to view a list of input devices and codecs, as well as connected USB devices. The PRO version also includes a report feature, allowing users to create a report with all the information about their device, which can be saved in HTML or PDF format and shared via email. The app also has a device database where users can find information about other devices and compare them to their own.

The app is constantly being updated and improved, with new features and bug fixes. The developer also welcomes suggestions and bug reports from users. The app requires Android 4.0.3 or above and certain permissions, such as internet access for uploading device information and camera access for older camera APIs. Overall, this app is a valuable tool for users and developers alike, providing detailed information about the hardware components of their smartphones.