Haier Skill

Name: Haier Skill
Brand: Haier

HaierModel SkillReleased December 2014SmartPhone

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Bearers. Indicates the list of wireless data technologies supported by the device, including Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. For example, 4G cellular network technologies includes 'LTE' (Long Term Evolution), and 5G technologies includes 'NR' (New Radio). If the device supports phone calls, the SMS value is also returned.: GSM, SMS, WiFi

Release year. Indicates the year in which the device was released or the year in which the device was first recorded (if the release date cannot be identified).: 2014
Release month. Indicates the month in which the device was released or the month in which the device was first recorded (if the release date cannot be identified).: December
Age. Indicates the age in months of the device since the ReleaseYear and ReleaseMonth.: 11 years

Screen type. Indicates the screen type of the device. This property is not applicable for a device that does not have an integrated screen, e.g. a media hub. If the device manufacturer or vendor does not specify what the screen type of the device is then it is assumed the device has an LCD screen.: LCD
Colour depth. Indicates the number of bits used to describe the colour of each individual pixel, also known as bit depth or colour depth.: 18 bits
Touch screen. Indicates if the device has a touch screen. This property will return 'False' for a device that does not have an integrated screen.: Yes
3D screen. Indicates if the device has a screen capable of displaying 3D images.: No

Chipset. Indicates the primary marketing name of the System on Chip (chipset) which includes the CPU, GPU and modem. e.g. Snapdragon S4: MT6572
Chipset model. Indicates the official model of the System on Chip (chipset) e.g. MSM8625, MT8312.: MT6572
Chipset designer. Indicates the Semiconductor Company that designed the System on Chip (chipset) e.g. Qualcomm, Intel or Mediatek.: MediaTek Inc.
CPU. Indicates the official name of the CPU within the SoC, e.g. ARM Cortex A9 or Krait (Qualcomm).: Cortex-A7
CPU cores. Indicates the number of physical CPU cores the device has.: 2
CPU designer. Indicates the Semiconductor Company that designed the CPU.: ARM Holdings plc
CPU maximum frequency. Indicates the maximum frequency of the CPU of the device in gigahertz (GHz).: 1.2 GHz
GPU. Indicates the official name of the graphical chip within the SoC.: Mali-400 MP
GPU designer. Indicates the Semiconductor Company that designed the GPU.: ARM Holdings plc
Native platform. Indicates the name of the mobile operating system (iOS, Android) for which an application program has been developed to be used by a device.: Android
App stores. Indicates which app stores are available on the device and come pre-installed by the manufacturer.: Google

Camera features. Indicates the list of features the device's camera supports.: CMOS Sensor
Camera. Indicates if the device has a camera.: Yes
3D camera. Indicates if the device has a camera capable of taking 3D images.: No

Video codecs, decode. Refers to the list of video codecs supported for decoding by a Chipset. A video codec is a program used to playback digital video files. The values of this property are the codec's common name.: H.264
Video codecs, encode. Refers to the list of video codecs supported for encoding by a Chipset. A video codec is a program used to capture digital video files. The values of this property are the codec's common name.: H.264

Ports and connectors. Indicates the list of input and output communications the device can support, for example 3.5mm jack, micro-USB etc.: 3.5mm Jack

Keypad. Indicates if the device has a physical numeric keypad.: No
Qwerty keyboard. Indicates if the device has a physical qwerty keyboard.: No
On screen keyboard. Indicates if the device has a virtual qwerty keyboard capability.: Yes
Track pad. Indicates if the device has a trackpad or trackball. Examples of devices that support this property are the Nexus One and Blackberry Curve.: No

Device type. Indicates the type of the device based on values set in other properties, such as IsMobile, IsTablet, IsSmartphone, IsSmallScreen etc.: SmartPhone
Mobile. Indicates if the device's primary data connection is wireless and the device is designed to operate mostly by battery power (e.g. mobile phone, smartphone or tablet). This property does not indicate if the device is a mobile phone or not. Laptops are not classified as mobile devices under this definition and so 'IsMobile' will be 'False'.: Yes
Smartphone. Indicates whether the device can make and receive phone calls, has a screen size greater than or equal to 2.5 inches, runs a modern operating system (Android, iOS, Windows Phone, BlackBerry etc.), is not designed to be a wearable technology and is marketed by the vendor as a Smartphone.: Yes
Vendor. Indicates the name of the company that manufactures the device or primarily sells it, e.g. Samsung.: Haier
Model. Indicates the model name or number used primarily by the hardware vendor to identify the device, e.g.SM-T805S. When a model identifier is not available the HardwareName will be used.: Skill
Marketing names. Indicates the common marketing names associated with the device, e.g. Xperia Z5.: Skill
Family. Indicates the name of a group of devices that only differ by model or region but are marketed under the same name, e.g. Galaxy Tab S 10.5.: Skill