Android Device Names is a 14 kB library that transforms the device model name into something people can understand. For example, a useless SM-N910W8 becomes Samsung Galaxy Note 4.
First, add the following to your list of dependencies:
compile 'com.github.tslamic.adn:library:1.1'Then, use it:
// Returns the device name or null if the device model
// is not in the list.
DeviceNames.getCurrentDeviceName();You can provide your own default value, if null is not good enough:
// Returns the device name or "Unknown Device"
// if the device model is not in the list.
DeviceNames.getCurrentDeviceName("Unknown Device");If you want to provide the device model yourself, the following should do the trick:
DeviceNames.getDeviceName("SM-N910W8", "Unknown Device");This library was designed with a specific goal in mind - avoiding memory overhead. Here's a detailed blog post in case you're interested in details. Currently, the library recognises 473 devices.
A big thank you to Meetup for inspiration and the device list.
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