[Q] What phone did i buy?

sublimaze

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• Jan 13, 2014

• #2

Most people figure out which phone they are buying *before* handing over any money. Good luck.

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cc_rock

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• Jan 13, 2014

• #3

Maybe a photo of the phone's rear side (without cover and battery) could help.. usually there is some sort of model code printed somewhere that you can google for.. hope this helps.

 

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adamir

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• Jan 14, 2014

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Thanks guys.
Sublimize,dont get me wrong but i have an original Samsung S3 and S4 and both are still under warranty.I just wanted a cheap android Phone to play with I looked on the internet for a Phone and found this one as the best S4 1:1. I do have to admitt that i didnt know anything about the specs of this Phone except what the shop wrote about them. http://www.cheaptech.nl/samsung-galaxy-s4-kloon-clone-android-1-op-1. its a dutch site. I just opened the Phone to look for anything to reveal about this Phone and i took some pictures about the inside.

 

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adamir

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• Jan 14, 2014

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now with pics i hope

 

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Moscow Desire

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• Jan 15, 2014

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Not sure if it'll help, but seeing you're rooted, you can use your file explorer and go into the folder "proc" and copy your "config" file to your PC (or you can open it in the file explorer.

This is the config file they used when compiling your kernel. Now, if you look,you may get a clue to what hardware they compiled it for. Maybe.

Seeing it's a MediaTek cpu, you probably could have use the "framaroot.apk" method for root.

 

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prafull07

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kolhapur

• Jan 15, 2014

• #7

use quadrant standard

download app named 'quadrant standard' from Google playstore. although it's a benchmark related app but it will tell you about your phone in detail.

 

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Moscow Desire

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• Jan 15, 2014

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prafull07 said:

download app named 'quadrant standard' from Google playstore. although it's a benchmark related app but it will tell you about your phone in detail.

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Naw, it's a clone, and quadrant will take info from the build.prop which of course is false also.

 

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prafull07

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• Jan 15, 2014

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Moscow Desire said:

Naw, it's a clone, and quadrant will take info from the build.prop which of course is false also.

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ooh!

 

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adamir

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• Jan 15, 2014

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Moscow Desire said:

Not sure if it'll help, but seeing you're rooted, you can use your file explorer and go into the folder "proc" and copy your "config" file to your PC (or you can open it in the file explorer.

This is the config file they used when compiling your kernel. Now, if you look,you may get a clue to what hardware they compiled it for. Maybe.

Seeing it's a MediaTek cpu, you probably could have use the "framaroot.apk" method for root.

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Thanks for the replay. I did what you wrote but couldnt find in the proc folder any config file. So i just started opening and reading anything what could have some info,such as driver system cpuinfo and other folders. I found allot about Media Tec hardware parts inside the Phone and "CHMOD" to me that must be China mod if im not mistaken. I will continue reading and hope il find more info on t he Phone.The Phone works good but that isnt the reason why i bought it for Lets hope il find what i need or maybe someone else finds anything about it.

 

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wildstang83

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• Jan 17, 2014

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adamir said:

Thanks for the replay. I did what you wrote but couldnt find in the proc folder any config file. So i just started opening and reading anything what could have some info,such as driver system cpuinfo and other folders. I found allot about Media Tec hardware parts inside the Phone and "CHMOD" to me that must be China mod if im not mistaken. I will continue reading and hope il find more info on t he Phone.The Phone works good but that isnt the reason why i bought it for Lets hope il find what i need or maybe someone else finds anything about it.

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Actually, CHMOD stands for "Change Mode". It is a shell command used most often to change file permissions.

As an example of how we would use this command/tool in a terminal:

Code:

chmod +x your_file.ext

Good attempt with "China Mod" though. I like that

 

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adamir

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• Jan 17, 2014

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wildstang83 said:

Actually, CHMOD stands for "Change Mode". It is a shell command used most often to change file permissions.

As an example of how we would use this command/tool in a terminal:

Code:

chmod +x your_file.ext

Good attempt with "China Mod" though. I like that

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Well if you try to find anything usefull about Phone details and you stumble uppon allot files written in Chinese (as a noob that is your mind plays trikcs on you and you would love to learn chinese so you can read these files hoping to find details about the Phone that are hidden in this language Well,il keep trying in any way i can...and il post it here to help others and myself

 

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nabeelahsan

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• Jan 17, 2014

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i want a phone

 

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