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Series 60 phones benchmark
Introduction
Review posted November 30th, 2004 by eric
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A mobile phone is a mobile phone and to make a phone call you probably don't mind its speed. But a Symbian OS based mobile phone can be a little bit more. And from a developer and user point of view, it is interesting to be able to compare the speed of your phone.
We have tested seven phones running different version of Symbian OS and Series 60 platform:
| Nokia 6600 | Nokia N-Gage | Siemens SX1 | Nokia 6260 |
|---|---|---|---|
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| Symbian OS 7.0s | Symbian OS 6.1 | Symbian OS 6.1 | Symbian OS 7.0s |
| Series 60 v2.0 | Series 60 v1.2 | Series 60 v1.2 | Series 60 v2.1 |
| ARM9 @ 104Mhz | ARM9 @ 104Mhz | ARM9 @ 123Mhz | ARM9 @ 123Mhz |
| Firmware 3.42.1 | Firmware 4.03 | Firmware V05 | N/A |
| Nokia 6630 | Nokia 6670 | Nokia 7610 |
|---|---|---|
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| Symbian OS 8.0a | Symbian OS 7.0s | Symbian OS 7.0s |
| Series 60 v2.6 | Series 60 v2.1 | Series 60 v2.1 |
| ARM10 @ 220Mhz | ARM9 @ 123Mhz | ARM9 @ 123Mhz |
| Firmware 4.0437.4 | N/A | Firmware 4.0421.4 |
The benchmark used is Futuremark SPMark 04 business edition which can run the following set of tests:
- 3D Graphics Tests
- 3D Game frame rate
- 3D FillRate
- 3D Polycount
- 2D Graphics Tests
- 2D image frame rate
- Image Scaling
- JPEG encoding
- System tests
- Contacts access
- Calendar access
- Disk Access
- Battery tests [1]
Next: 3D Tests
[1] Unfortunately, we did not have time to pass the battery test...
