Mobile/Smart Phones by stefan @ 2015-04-16
This model was mainly built for people with lower budgets, which do not have enough cash to invest in higher-specced models and Blackview has picked one of the mainstream SoCs (MT6582) of 2013 to equip it, which now also has sources for building Android 5.0 distributions.
The Blackview Breeze smartphone has at its core the 32-bit MTK MT6582 SoC at 1.3GHz which was built on the 28nm technology, while the 3D component is taken care of the Mali 400MP at 500MHz; these are paired with a total of 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage:
The System tab will supply us more information regarding the board type, Android version, kernel, resolution, free memory and so on:
The Battery tab will show the current status; the battery sensor value is locked at 25 degrees Celsius:
The new Thermal tab will update us with the live temperatures in different areas:
The application also shows live data from the available sensors:
To test out the performances of the Blackview Breeze smartphone in more detail, we have installed some freeware benchmark apps from the Google Play Store in the internal memory (did not transfer them to a 3rd party microSDHC card, in order not to influence the test results). Afterwards, the applications were ran one-by-one, and we recorded the final scores; the obtained results were also compared with the previously tested systems, in order to spot the performance differences.
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