Talk:Comparison of Firefox OS devices

To do: Merge with official list from MDM below: This article provides information about Firefox OS devices including specific hardware specs, codenames, default installed Firefox OS versions, and more.

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Firefox OS phones available

During developement at various stages we had various phones. Now with the commercial release, we have several models from several vendor partners.

Name / Codename	Release date	Initial FirefoxOS version	Release notes	Availability	Comments
Alcatel One Touch Fire hamachi, buri	July 12, 2013	1.0.1	Developer Consumer	Currently available	Publicly available in Brazil, Uruguay, Italy, Germany, Serbia, Hungary and Poland. Available from resellers on eBay.
otoro, unagi, inari					off the shelf ZTE phone used for development prior to the ZTE Open.
ZTE Open ikura	July 2, 2013	1.0.1	Developer Consumer	Currently available	similar to inari; publicly available on eBay.
LG Fireweb leo	October 24, 2013	1.1	Developer Consumer	Currently available	Publicly available in Brazil.
Geeksphone Keon keon	April 24, 2013	1.0.1	Developer Consumer	Currently out of stock	Developer-only devices
Geeksphone Peak peak	April 24, 2013	1.0.1	Developer Consumer	Currently out of stock	Was codenamed "twist" for a while; developer-only devices
Geeksphone Peak+	-	-	-	-	cancelled
Geeksphone Revolution	March 4th, 2014	1.3pre		Currently available	Available online
LG Google Nexus 4 nexus-4					Experimental. Not supported by either LG or Google. Discontinued hardware.
Flame "the reference device"	Late April 2014	1.3		Available very soon
Spreadtrum tarako	End of Q2 2014?			Available soon
ZTE Open C	May 13th, 2014	1.3		Currently available	Available to pre-order

Device specifications

Note that there are some cases where there is an upcoming device that has not been announced but where we are able to share the code-name of the device and (some of) the capabilities of the device. DO NOT put extra info down for these devices unless Andreas Gal or someone else equally able to bless the public disclosure of the information has disclosed it.

Name	Versions	Resolution	Display (inches)	CPU	Camera(s), Mpx	RAM	ROM	Storage	Battery (mAh)
Alcatel One Touch Fire hamachi, buri	v1.0.1/v1.1	320 x 480 PX=1	3.5	Qualcomm MSM7227A 1 GHz	Rear: 3.2	256MB	512MB	/data: probably the same as inari; specs say 160MB "end user memory" Probably no built-in DeviceStorage, MicroSD card (up to 32GB) required	1400
ZTE Open / variants ikura	v1.0.1 (as shipped)	320 x 480 PX=1	3.5	Qualcomm MSM7225A 800 MHz	Rear: 3.2	256MB	512MB	/data: 152M No built-in DeviceStorage, MicroSD card required	1200
LG Fireweb leo	v1.1	320 x 480 PX=1	4	Qualcomm MSM7227A 1 GHz	Rear: 5	512MB	4GB	/data: 1007.90M built-in DeviceStorage: yes, size unsure. possibly 3.7G, but that might be bad math. (On an unhapy device /sys/devices/platform/msm_sdcc.3/mmc_host/mmc0/mmc0:0001/block/mmcblk0/block is 7733248, and then assuming a 512 byte block size, we get 3.7G)	1540
Geeksphone Keon keon	v1.0.1 - nightly downloads here	320 x 480 PX=1	3.5	Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 7225AB 1 GHz	Rear: 3	512MB	4GB	/data: 1.5G built-in DeviceStorage: 1023.4M	1580
Geeksphone Peak peak	v1.0.1 - nightly downloads here	540 x 960 PX=1.5	4.3	Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 8225 1.2 GHz dual-core	Front: 2 Rear: 8	512MB	4GB	/data: 1.5G built-in DeviceStorage: 1023.4M	1800
Geeksphone Revolution	v1.3pre (as shipped)	540 x 960 PX=1.5	4.7	Dual-core Intel® Atom™ processor Z2560 with up to 1.6GHz	Front: 1.3 Rear: 8	1GB	4GB	/data: 2G built-in DeviceStorage: 2.5GB	2000
Nexus 4 nexus-4	v1.3 - nightly	768 x 1280 720p	4.7	Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro 1.5 GHz quad-core	Rear: 8	2GB	8 or 16GB	everything exists in one big soup, there is no external (MicroSD) storage. The size of the soup varies based on what model Nexus 4 you got.	2100
Foxconn InFocus flatfish		1280 x 800	10	A31 (Arm Cortex A7) Quad-Core 1.0 GHz	Front: 2 Rear: 5	2GB	16GB		7000
some phone thing fugu	v1.2f (branch) per	320 x 480				256MB
Spreadtrum SC6821 tarako	v1.3 per	HVGA 320 x 480	3.5	Cortex A5 1GHz	0.3 (rear only?)	128MB (zram)	2GB NAND flash (external) + 1GB LPDDR1 (embedded)	32GB micro SD card	1100
VIA Vixen community-driven customization of flatfish?		1024 x 600	7	Cortex-A9 Dual Core 1.2 GHz	Front: 0.3 Rear: 2	1GB	8GB
Flame "the reference device"	v1.3	854 × 480	4.5	Qualcomm MSM8210 Snapdragon, 1.2GHZ Dual core processor	Front: 2 Rear: 5	256MB -1GB (adjustable by developer)	8GB		1800
ZTE Open C	v1.3	854 x 480	4	Qualcomm MSM8210 Snapdragon, 1.2GHZ Dual core processor	Rear: 3	512MB	4GB	/data: 1G	1400

Column explanations:

• Resolution:
  • horizontal x vertical
  • PX=1, PX=1.5, or PX=2 is the GAIA_DEV_PIXELS_PER_PX setting that should be used for the device
• Storage:
  • "/data" is the internal storage. This is where IndexedDB and other stuff lives. Storage is segregated on a per-app basis and is not USB storage accessible. Data is potentially accessible via adb depending on privileges.
  • DeviceStorage are the places where the DeviceStorage API can store things. Some devices may have internal storage (ex: leo), some devices may have external storage on MicroSD cards, some devices may support both (ex: leo). This storage is potentially accessible by all apps as well as the user via USB.
  • Values that don't look nice and round are as reported by "adb shell df" in the "size" column.

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this article may be deleted, just like: https://en.wiki.x.io/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Comparison_of_Android_devices — Preceding unsigned comment added by 36.228.193.191 (talk) 09:21, 30 October 2014 (UTC)