Motorola One Action specifications (2023)

Brand of the company that manufactures the device.

Device model name.

Width information, which is the horizontal side of the device when used in its default orientation.

Altitude information, i. H. The vertical side of the device when used in its default orientation.

Device thickness/depth information in various units of measurement.

Device weight information in different units of measurement.

Estimated volume of the device, calculated from the dimensions provided by the manufacturer. Applies to devices in the shape of a rectangular parallelepiped.

Information about the colors in which the device is available on the market.

Materials used in the manufacture of the device body.

Information about the standards to which the device is certified.

Information about the type and size (form factor) of the SIM card used in the device.

Information about the number of SIM cards supported by the device.

Information about some specific features related to your device's SIM card(s).

GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) was developed to replace the analog cellular network (1G), hence the name 2G cellular network. It was enhanced with the addition of General Packet Radio Services (GPRS) and later improved data rates for GSM Evolution (EDGE) technology.

UMTS stands for Universal Mobile Telecommunications System. Based on the GSM standard, it is considered the 3G cellular standard. It was developed by 3GPP and its main advantage is to provide greater bandwidth and spectral efficiency due to W-CDMA technology.

LTE is considered the fourth generation (4G) of cellular technology. It was developed by 3GPP based on GSM/EDGE and UMTS/HSPA technologies to increase the speed and capacity of wireless data networks. Another technology development is called LTE Advanced.

There are several networking technologies that improve the performance of cellular networks, primarily by increasing data bandwidth. Information about the communication technologies supported by the device and their respective uplink and downlink bandwidths.

Information about the operating system used by the device and its version.

The SoC integrates various hardware components such as CPU, GPU, memory, peripherals, interfaces, etc., as well as software for its operation.

Information about the process technology used to manufacture the chip. The value in nanometers represents half the distance between the elements that make up the CPU.

CPU is the central processing unit or processor of a mobile device. Its main function is to interpret and execute instructions contained in software applications.

CPU bits are determined by the bit sizes of processor registers, address buses, and data buses. 64-bit CPUs perform better than 32-bit CPUs, which in turn perform better than 16-bit processors.

Instruction set architecture (ISA) is a set of instructions used by software to manage the work of the CPU. Information about the set of instructions that the processor can execute.

A CPU core is the processing unit that executes software instructions. Currently, in addition to single-core processors, there are dual-core, quad-core, hexa-core, etc. They increase device performance by allowing multiple commands to run in parallel.

Processor frequency describes its clock frequency in cycles per second. It is measured in megahertz (MHz) or gigahertz (GHz).

GPU is a graphics processing unit that performs calculations for 2D/3D graphics applications. On mobile devices, the GPU is usually used for games, UI, video playback, etc. The GPU can also perform calculations in applications traditionally handled by the CPU.

Like the CPU, the GPU is made up of processing units called cores. They deal with calculating graphs in various applications.

RAM (Random Access Memory) is used by the operating system and all installed applications. Data in RAM is lost after the device is turned off or reset.

Information about the type of RAM used by the device.

Information about the number of RAM channels built into the SoC. More channels mean higher data transfer rates.

Information about the device's internal memory capacity. Sometimes the same model may be offered in variants with different internal storage capacities.

Different types of memory cards are characterized by different sizes and capacities. Information about supported memory card types.

One of the main characteristics of the screen is its type/technology on which its performance depends.

On mobile devices, the screen size is indicated by the length of its diagonals in inches.

Approximate screen width

Approximate screen height

The ratio of the long side to the short side of the screen.

Screen resolution shows the number of pixels on the horizontal and vertical sides of the screen. The higher the resolution, the more detailed the displayed content.

Information about the number of pixels per centimeter (ppcm) or per inch (ppi) on the screen. The higher the pixel density, the more detailed and clear the information displayed on the screen.

Screen color depth is also known as bit depth. Returns the number of bits used for a pixel's color components. Information about the maximum number of colors the screen can display.

The estimated percentage of the device's front screen area.

Information about other screen functions and features.

Sensors differ in type and purpose. They enhance the overall functionality of the device they are embedded in.

Information about the camera's sensor type. Some of the most commonly used image sensor types in mobile devices are CMOS, BSI, ISOCELL, etc.

Pixels are usually measured in microns (μm). Larger ones can capture more light and therefore offer better low-light capture and greater dynamic range compared to smaller pixels. On the other hand, smaller pixels allow for an increase in resolution with the same sensor size.

The ISO rating or number is an indicator of how sensitive a camera's image sensor is to light. Image sensors operate within a specific ISO range. The higher the ISO value, the more sensitive the sensor is to light.

Aperture (f-number) indicates the size of the lens aperture, which controls the amount of light reaching the image sensor. The smaller the f-number, the wider the aperture opening, so more light reaches the sensor. In general, the specified f-number is the one that corresponds to the maximum possible opening of the aperture.

Focal length is the distance in millimeters from the focal point of the image sensor to the optical center of the lens. The 35mm equivalent indicates the focal length at which a full-frame camera achieves an angle of view equivalent to that of a mobile device camera. It is measured by multiplying the camera's native focal length by the sensor's crop factor. The crop factor itself can be determined as the ratio of the diagonal distances from the image sensor in the 35 mm camera to a given sensor.

In photography, the field of view (FoV) depends not only on the focal length of the lens, but also on the size of the sensor. It results from the angle of view of the lens and the crop factor of the sensor. The lens' angle of view is a measure of the angle between the two farthest points within the frame, measured diagonally. Simply put, it's how much of a scene in front of the camera the camera's sensor captures.

The rear cameras of mobile devices mostly use an LED flash. It can be supplied in a single, double or multiple light configuration and in a variety of arrangements.

One of the main features of cameras is image resolution. Specifies the number of pixels in the horizontal and vertical dimensions of the image that can also be displayed in megapixels, which is the approximate number of pixels in millions.

Information about the maximum resolution at which the rear camera can record video.

Information about the maximum number of frames per second (fps) supported by the rear camera when recording full resolution videos. Some of the main standard frame rates for video recording and playback are 24 fps, 25 fps, 30 fps, 60 fps.

Information about additional rear camera software and hardware features that improve its overall performance.

Aperture (f-number) indicates the size of the lens aperture, which controls the amount of light reaching the image sensor. The smaller the f-number, the wider the aperture opening, so more light reaches the sensor. In general, the specified f-number is the one that corresponds to the maximum possible opening of the aperture.

In photography, the field of view (FoV) depends not only on the focal length of the lens, but also on the size of the sensor. It results from the angle of view of the lens and the crop factor of the sensor. The lens' angle of view is a measure of the angle between the two farthest points within the frame, measured diagonally. Simply put, it's how much of a scene in front of the camera the camera's sensor captures.

Information about the number of pixels in the horizontal and vertical dimensions of photos taken by the front camera, also given in megapixels.

Information about the maximum resolution of videos recorded by the front camera.

Digital cameras can record video at different frames per second (fps). Some of the main standard frame rates for video recording and playback are 24 fps, 25 fps, 30 fps, 60 fps. Information about the maximum possible fps to record videos with the maximum possible resolution.

Information about additional front camera software and hardware features that improve its overall performance.

The speaker is a device that plays various sounds such as ringtones, alarms, music, voice calls, etc. Information about the type of speakers the device uses.

Information whether the device has an FM radio receiver or not.

The location/location service is provided by various satellite navigation systems that track the autonomous geospatial location of the device that supports them. The most common satellite navigation systems are GPS and GLONASS. There are also non-satellite technologies for mobile device location such as B. Enhanced Observed Time Difference, Enhanced 911, GSM Cell ID.

Wi-Fi communication between devices uses IEEE 802.11 standards. Some devices can act as Wi-Fi hotspots, providing Internet access to other nearby devices. Wi-Fi Direct (Wi-Fi P2P) is another useful standard that allows devices to communicate with each other without the need for a wireless access point (WAP).

The technology has several versions that improve the connection speed, range, connectivity and discoverability of the devices. Information about the device's Bluetooth version.

Bluetooth uses different profiles and protocols in terms of faster data exchange, energy saving, better device detection, etc. Some of those compatible with the device are listed here.

There are different types of USB connectors: standard, mini, micro, on-the-go, etc. Type of USB connector used by the device.

There are several versions of the Universal Serial Bus (USB) standard: USB 1.0 (1996), USB 2.0 (2000), USB 3.0 (2008), etc. With each subsequent version, the data transfer rate increases.

The USB interface on mobile devices can be used for various purposes, such as B. to charge the battery, use the device as a mass storage, host, etc.

Information about whether your device is equipped with a 3.5 mm audio jack.

Information about some of the most commonly used connectivity technologies supported by the device.

Information about some features and standards supported by the device's browser.

List of some of the most common audio codecs and file formats supported by the device by default.

List of some of the most common video file formats and codecs supported by your device by default.

A battery's capacity indicates the maximum load it can hold, measured in milliampere-hours.

The type of battery is determined by its structure and mainly by the chemicals used in it. There are different types of batteries and some of the most common ones used in mobile devices are Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) battery and Lithium Ion Polymer (Li-Polymer) battery.

2G standby time is the longest battery life when the device is not in use but constantly connected to the 2G mobile network.

3G standby time is the longest battery life when the device is not in use but constantly connected to the 3G cellular network.

Information about the electrical current (amps) and voltage (volts) that the charger supplies. Higher output power enables faster charging.

Information about some additional device battery features.

This SAR rating shows the maximum exposure to electromagnetic radiation ingested when the device is placed in the ear. The applicable limit for the USA is 1.6 W/kg per 1 g of tissue. In the United States, the FCC tests and sets SAR limits for all wireless devices controlled by the CTIA.

The SAR body class shows the maximum exposure to electromagnetic radiation when the device is worn on the body's waist. The highest approved SAR value in the US for mobile devices is 1.6 W/kg per 1 g of tissue. The FCC and CTIA determine whether mobile devices comply with this standard.

Information about other device features.