AboutMyDevice: See device info (aboutmydevice) Package name

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Details for AboutMyDevice: See device info

Package name

  • aboutmydevice

License

  • Proprietary

Last updated

  • Yesterday - latest/stable

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Device information viewer

AboutMyDevice shows you exactly what's inside your machine: clearly, instantly, and privately.

Open five sections to explore your hardware and OS, read live from the system:

  • SOC — architecture, kernel and user-space bitness, processor and active CPU counts, vendor and model, clock speed, CPU family, model, stepping, microcode, cache size, address sizes, BogoMIPS, and CPU feature flags
  • Network — interfaces, IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, link-local and loopback addresses, local hostname, plus a built-in speed test for latency, download, and upload
  • System — distribution and pretty name, version and codename, kernel name and version, locale, time zone, memory, and storage usage
  • Battery — charge level, state, and battery saver status (on supported hardware)
  • Display — logical and physical size, pixel ratio, orientation, and system appearance

BUILT FOR THE DESKTOP

  • Click between sections, or swipe to move through them
  • Reorder sections so your most-used specs come first — your layout persists across launches
  • Copy any section to the clipboard in one click
  • Refresh anytime to re-read current values
  • Light and dark mode

PRIVATE BY DESIGN Information does not leave this device. No accounts, no tracking, no data collection — every value is read locally and stays on your machine.

From distribution and kernel details to CPU flags and BogoMIPS, AboutMyDevice gives you a complete, readable snapshot of your system whenever you need it.


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