AnTuTu, the popular performance evaluation software for smartphones, has announced the launch of the in-car version of its software, which aims to test the performance of in-vehicle devices in smart cars.
AnTuTu launches the car version of its performance evaluation software
Smart cars have become a trend in the automotive industry in recent years, with the emergence of new powerhouse brands offering high-quality and innovative automotive products. These products are not only means of transportation, but also intelligent platforms that integrate functions such as voice control, navigation, entertainment, safety and driving assistance.
However, how to choose a good smart car from the many options available on the market? Besides considering factors such as design, comfort, power and energy consumption, the performance of the on-board device is also an important aspect to evaluate. Indeed, the on-board device is the brain of the smart car, determining the smoothness, stability and responsiveness of the user interface and applications.
To help consumers and car enthusiasts better understand the performance of in-vehicle devices, AnTuTu has developed the car version of its performance evaluation software, which is currently in public beta. The software can test key performance of the onboard device, such as processor, graphics performance, storage speed and multi-tasking processing. After the test is complete, the software generates a results report showing various performance data and scores, which can be compared with other devices or models.
The car version of AnTuTu is simple and intuitive to use. Just download the installation package a this link and install it on the on-board device. Since most car systems are closed, users who want to install and test the system need to root the system to work. This requires special attention, because the car is not as mature as a mobile phone, and after-sales after rooting is also more troublesome. Therefore, users are advised to have some operational ability before proceeding to test.
After installing the software, simply launch it and follow the on-screen instructions to start the test. The test takes about 10 minutes and requires the device to be connected to the Internet. During the test, the software will display a series of animations and graphs to test the different components of the device. At the end of the test, the software will display the total score and subscores of the different components, as well as device parameters such as screen, memory, chip and system.
The car version of AnTuTu can be used not only to evaluate the performance of your on-board device, but also to compare it with other devices or models on the market. The software has a leaderboard feature that shows scores of the most popular or newest devices tested by other users. In this way, users can have an objective and impartial reference on the performance of different devices.
AnTuTu said that the car version of its software is still under development and there may be problems such as freezes, crashes or typographical confusion. The company sincerely invites users to participate in the public beta experience and provide feedback and suggestions via the Tutu comment area or Weibo's private message backend, Douyin. AnTuTu said it will record the feedback after seeing it and use it to continuously improve and optimize the user experience.
AnTuTu is a leading performance evaluation software in the smartphone industry, which has a large user base and a strong reputation. With the launch of the car version of its software, AnTuTu aims to expand its application scope and provide a useful and reliable service to smart car users and enthusiasts. If you are interested in testing the performance of your on-board device or comparing it with other devices, don't hesitate to download and try the car version of AnTuTu.
