Informational software and hardware tool for Android-powered gadgets. AIDA64 for Android can display a variety of diagnostic data for phones, tablets, smartwatches, and TVs thanks to the program's deep hardware expertise, which includes:
- CPU identification and real-time monitoring of core clock
- Pixel density, screen size, and camera details
- Temperature and battery level monitoring
- Information about cellular networks and WiFi
- Dalvik characteristics and the Android operating system
- Identification of SoC and device models
- Use of memory and storage
- Details on OpenGL ES GPUs, real-time clock measurement of GPUs
- Device listing for Vulkan, OpenCL, CUDA, PCI, and USB
- polling of sensors
- A list of the installed programs, system folders, and codecs
- Android Wear module: watchOS native application
Minimum required
- Android version is 4.2.
Access_NETWORK_STATE
- Access_WIFI_STATE, which are also known as Wi-Fi connection details, are required permissions.
- This permission is necessary for AIDA64 to display WiFi network details such as SSID and signal strength.
- INTERNET
- Webcam on the internet. This permission is necessary for AIDA64 to display camera data, such as picture resolution. AIDA64 is not a camera or video recorder.
- 4.3 to 4.2 Android: READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE is another name for files, media, and photos. For the purpose of determining the total and free space of an SD card, AIDA64 needs this permission. Note: Play Store will mistakenly request this permission even on more recent Android releases due to a problem, even though AIDA64 doesn't require or use the permission. This permission is not used by AIDA64. You can verify which permissions are actually used by the app after it has been installed by going to Android Settings / Apps / AIDA64.
Known issues:
- If the manufacturer entered the erroneous xdpi and ydpi values into the device's Android profile, the computation of the screen diagonal size may result in an incorrect value. In the event that you discover an error in the screen size, kindly report the device to us via the About page, and we will address the issue in the upcoming AIDA64 app version.
- If the device's manufacturer entered improper data into the Android profile, the camera may display inaccurate information. Please report any inaccurate information you discover on the Devices page to us using the device complaint form on the About page, and we will address the issue in the upcoming AIDA64 app version.
- Only batteries that are factory defaulted can have their capacity reported. AIDA64 and Android won't be able to recognize the additional capacity if the battery was changed out for one with a larger capacity.
- If the phone or tablet isn't fully supporting the new battery API calls that were introduced in Android 5.0, the battery charge rate could be reported erroneously. Even newly released Android smartphones from 2015 that run Android 5.0+ could not support it entirely (the Galaxy S6, for instance, doesn't fully support the new APIs).
