[REF] Nexus 4: Technical Specification Breakdown | Last Updated 20th Nov 12
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I read all specification wikipedia / qualcomm GPU adreno 320 have 520 mhz dual chanel total 1mb GPU is possibile? i creed yes...the scores 2.5.1 gl benchmark adreno 320 better power vr sgx 543mp of Iphone 5
I read all specification wikipedia / qualcomm GPU adreno 320 have 520 mhz dual chanel total 1mb GPU is possibile? i creed yes...the scores 2.5.1 gl benchmark adreno 320 better power vr sgx 543mp of Iphone 5
rskyline
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Hi friends,
I read all specification wikipedia / qualcomm GPU adreno 320 have 520 mhz dual chanel total 1mb GPU is possibile? i creed yes...the scores 2.5.1 gl benchmark adreno 320 better power vr sgx 543mp of Iphone 5
Learn about Multi Channel memory
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-channel_memory_architecture
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The phone name is Mako. The software is occam.
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Perhaps OTG support could be re-implemented in the kernel. However, AFAIK the N4 is not capable of supplying +5V in OTG mode so you'd need it connected to a powered hub, which is why they removed it from the specs. I don't know if it would work unpowered at all, or if somehow the Slimport controller in the N4 kills OTG totally.
Can you not use Bluetooth to connect said controller?
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Our N4 runs with an S600
Yeah our N4 runs with an S600. Yeah the same beast wich set in the HTC One. You don't trust me?! Read this bit.ly/13vQ9pk
Yeah our N4 runs with an S600. Yeah the same beast wich set in the HTC One. You don't trust me?! Read this bit.ly/13vQ9pk
According to ifixit, the nexus 4 has a Murata SS2908001 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi‐Fi and Bluetooth module.
http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nexus+4+Teardown/11781/3
You can check other specs there and update other parts accordingly.
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281There are a lot of threads opening to try and discuss various specifications of this phone, beyond what the standard press releases say, so I thought I would try and collate all of the known specs, and breakdowns of their details.
If you spot any mistakes or any missing info then please let me know so I can update this post!
External Hardware Specifications - LG Nexus 4
Chipset - Snapdragon S4 Pro APQ8064
CPU - Quad core "Krait v2"
GPU - Adreno 320
Chipset PMIC - PM8921
Baseband - Gobi MDM9215
Baseband PMIC - PM8821
RF Transceiver - WTR1605L
Wireless RF Module - Atheros WCN3660
NFC - BCM20793
Global Navigation Satelite System (GNSS) - ALM-3012
Digital Signal Processor (DSP) - Hexagon QDSP6
Digital-to-Analogue Converter (DAC) - WCD9310
Rear Camera - "Exmor R" IMX111PQ
Front Camera - IMX119
Flash Driver - LM3559
Screen - LH467WX1 TrueHD IPS+ with ZeroGap technology
Touch Screen Controller- ClearTouch S7020A
Backlight Controller- LM3530
RAM - K3PE0E00A
NAND - THGBM5G6A2JBA1R
Battery - LG BL-T5
Wireless Charging - BQ51051b
Headphone Jack - FSA8008
Gyroscope / Accelerometer - MPU-6050
SlimPort Transmitter - ANX7808
5UPDATE on the GLONASS issue : I asked Phil Nickinson over at androidcentral, who has a device allready to dp a gps test.
The result is : GLONASS confirmed.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/go...-have-questions-fire-away-17.html#post2281856
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The aspect ratio is a hardware spec, and the screen dimensions are 15:9. You don't change the aspect ratio of a monitor because of the windows start bar do you?3
No Need to wait for the teardown, check the FCC photos. Two small screws stand between you and a replaceable battery
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Google doesn't like FM and never includes an app.
The Nexus One is the only Nexus device ever released with the needed hardware, and FM chip antenna and audio pins hooked up. That's because it was a somewhat modifed HTC Desire (that had FM). A custom kernel was needed to enable the FM audio.
I peeked at the system dump and only see "vestigial" FM stuff in the audio config file under /etc/snd_soc_msm . This is common with other similar devices with no FM hardware support, so means little to nothing.
I'm hoping to see that the LG Optimus G has variants that can support FM. It's possible the Nexus 4 will have hidden but usable FM hardware.
If the BT/WiFi/FM WCN3660/3680 combination chip has the FM antenna pin(s) connected somewhere useful, such as to the wired headset jack, then software likely should be able to enable it, but a custom kernel at least may be needed.
AFAICT, FM "antenna pin(s)" for this chip means that one pin is for a receive antenna. 2 pins are supposed to be able to support FM transmit, but don't hold your breath on that; almost no Android device transmits FM. We'll be lucky if the FM Rx pin is usable.
