CPU-Z is an essential tool for Android users looking to delve into the specifics of their devices. This free application, a mobile adaptation of the renowned PC diagnostic software, provides comprehensive details about your Android device's hardware.

Key features include detailed information on the System on Chip (SoC), including its name, architecture, and the clock speed of each core. It also offers system insights such as your device's brand and model, screen resolution, RAM, and storage capacity. For battery enthusiasts, CPU-Z displays vital stats like battery level, status, temperature, and overall capacity. Moreover, it lists the sensors equipped in your device, adding another layer of understanding to your hardware's capabilities.

To utilize CPU-Z, your device must be running Android 2.2 or a later version. The app requires INTERNET permission for its online validation feature, which allows users to store their device's hardware specifications in a database and access them via a unique validation URL. Additionally, the ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE permission is needed for gathering network statistics.

For those encountering issues, CPU-Z includes a settings screen and debug options starting from version 1.03. If the app crashes, the settings screen will appear on the next launch, allowing you to adjust or disable certain detection features to ensure smoother operation. In case of persistent bugs, users can send debug information directly from the app's menu to aid in troubleshooting.

For further assistance, visit the comprehensive FAQ section at http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z-android.html#faq.

What's New in Version 1.45

The latest update, released on October 15, 2024, introduces support for a variety of new processors and chipsets. This includes the ARM Cortex-A520, Cortex-A720, Cortex-X4, Neoverse V3, and Neoverse N3. MediaTek's latest additions include the Helio G35, G50, G81, G81 Ultra, G85, G88, G91, G91 Ultra, G99 Ultra, G99 Ultimate, and G100, as well as the Dimensity series with models 6300, 7025, 7200-Pro/7200-Ultra, 7300/7300X/7300-ENERGY/7300-Ultra, 7350, 8200-Ultimate, 8250, 8300/8300-Ultra, 8400/8400-Ultra, and 9200. Additionally, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 678, 680, and 685 are now supported, ensuring that users with the latest hardware can get accurate information from CPU-Z.