AndroidInfo

androidCodename is the codename of the Android OS version, following the official list

androidId the unique Android ID of the device

appName the name of the application

board the board name of the device hardware (e.g., "msm8974")

bootloader the version of the device bootloader

brand the brand name of the device (e.g., "Samsung, Xiaomi")

device the device name (e.g., "hammerhead" for Nexus 5)

deviceOrientation the current orientation of the device (e.g., portrait or landscape)

display the display identifier for the build (e.g., "KOT49H")

displayMetrics display metrics containing screen properties such as density and resolution

fingerprint the unique identifier for the build fingerprint

hardware the name of the device hardware (e.g., "qcom" for Qualcomm chipsets)

host the host name used to build the system

id the build ID for the software (e.g., "KTU84P")

isDebug indicates whether the application is running in debug mode

isPhysicalDevice indicates whether the device is a physical device (true) or an emulator (false)

locale the locale information of the device (e.g., "en_US")

manufacturer the name of the device manufacturer (e.g., "Google")

model the model name of the device (e.g., "Nexus 5")

packageName the package name of the application

product the product name of the device (e.g., "hammerhead")

supported32BitAbis an array of supported 32-bit ABIs for the device

supported64BitAbis an array of supported 64-bit ABIs for the device

supportedAbis an array of supported ABIs (Application Binary Interfaces) for the device

systemFeatureList a list of system features available on the device

tags comma-separated tags associated with the build (e.g., "release", "test-keys")

version the version information of the application or system, encapsulated in the Version class

VERSION_CODES an enumeration of version codes, represented by the VersionCode object

versionCode the version code of the application or system, represented as a Long

versionName the version name of the application or system (e.g., "1.0.0")