[APP][FREE] PhoNetInfo - Device Info

[pfrei]

Hey all, I'd like to introduce you to my app PhoNetInfo, an all-in-one app that shows detailed device info (e.g. mobile phone info) and network info.

PhoNetInfo retrieves detailed device info (e.g. mobile phone info) and network info such as firmware, manufacturing date, battery temperature, sensors, network operator, signal strength, cell id, wifi details, camera details, memory details, CPU details, etc. The application's language (English, German, French, Arabic) can be changed at any time. The PRO version includes a data export interface, displays no ads and is smaller in download size.

Download (FREE version): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.patrickfrei.phonetinfo.free
Download (PRO version): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.patrickfrei.phonetinfo
Changelog: http://www.patrickfrei.ch/phonetinfo/android/changelog/CHANGELOG
Readme: http://www.patrickfrei.ch/phonetinfo/android/rb1077/README

Main categories with examples:

• General: Manufacturer, Model, Firmware, Manufacturing Date, CSC, Sales Country, Display Size, Last Reboot, SELinux Status, VNDK Version, Lite Status, etc.
• Battery: Battery Level, Battery Status, Health, Temperature, Voltage, Capacity, etc.
• Network: Network Operator, MCC, MNC, IMEI, IMSI, Cell IDs, Signal Strength, ASU, LAC, CQI, RSRQ, Bandwidth, etc.
• Wifi: IP, DNS, DHCP, MAC, SSID, etc.n
• Data: Mobile Network Interface, IP, DNS, Route(s), etc.
• Sensors: Name, Vendor, Power Consumption (hygrometer, barometer, magnetometer, luxmeter), etc.
• Camera: Supported Resolutions, Zoom, Flash, Focal Lengths, etc.
• Memory: RAM (total, available), etc.
• Mountpoints: Overview of all system mountpoints, incl. details
• CPU: CPU Cores Frequencies, CPU Frequency Limits, etc.
• Thermal: Thermal Zones Act. Temperatures and Trip Point Temperatures, etc.
• Codecs: DRM and audio / video codecs
• Secret Codes: Android Secret Codes to Unlock Hidden Phone Features

Sample screenshots:

 

[pfrei]

I'm thrilled to announce PhoNetInfo 1.0.74 with the following major changes:

• Support for Android 15 (Android V aka Vanilla Ice Cream)
• New info attributes: "VNDK Version/Mode", "System Uptime (incl./excl. sleep)", "Satellite Network"

Download (FREE version): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.patrickfrei.phonetinfo.free
Download (PRO version): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.patrickfrei.phonetinfo
Changelog: http://www.patrickfrei.ch/phonetinfo/android/changelog/CHANGELOG
Readme: http://www.patrickfrei.ch/phonetinfo/android/rb1074/README

 

[pfrei]

PhoNetInfo 1.0.77 is here

• Added a new tab "Codecs" that shows all installed DRMs and general audio / video codecs (see below screenshot)
• Added Wifi generation in addition to Wifi standard (click here for details)

Download (FREE version): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.patrickfrei.phonetinfo.free
Download (PRO version): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.patrickfrei.phonetinfo
Changelog: http://www.patrickfrei.ch/phonetinfo/android/changelog/CHANGELOG
Readme: http://www.patrickfrei.ch/phonetinfo/android/rb1077/README

 

[B. Diddy]

Hey, I'm curious -- how good is your app at showing the true specs of a phone (as opposed to the fake specs that many cheapo knockoffs from places like Wish and AliExpress invariably show)? I follow the YouTuber SMOOREZ, who likes to review these knockoffs and demonstrate how much they're able to lie about specs, and he usually has to use 3 or 4 different device info apps to figure out what's actually in the phone.

 

[pfrei]

Hi, well, I don't have experience with such fake phones from Wish and AliExpress. I havn't had the chance to run my app on one of these devices, so I'm not sure what my app would actually show. However, I don't use hardcoded device info in my code such as e.g.: if device="Google Pixel 9", then CPU="Tensor G4". All device info in PhoNetInfo is retrieved through Android APIs. I think the general problem with these fake phones is the following: If you're able to manufacture such a phone, you can basically also fake any info that each hardware component (display, battery, etc.) reports through the APIs. It's quite easy to set such info by manipulating certain ROM files of a device (e.g. overriding the device name).