iBerry has officially rolled out a firmware update that fixes most of the issues found on the iBerry Auxus Nuclea N1 handset when it was initially launched. Here is a brief review of the same handset with the ROM update.
The new ROM update is more stable and gives a better performance as compared to what we have seen on the initial version.
The new ROM comes with default icons and is hardly customized, thankfully the launcher app (iBerry customized) that made the system unstable has been removed. The Auxus Nuclea N1 comes powered by 1.5GHz MT6589T quad core processor with 1GB RAM and 4GB storage. There is 13MP rear camera and 8MP front camera. The screen is 5 inches with Full HD resolution.
Let’s compare the benchmark scores
Benchmark tool Old ROM New ROM
Quadrant 4801 5665
Antutu 10228 14632
Vellamo HTML5 (1547) Metal (515) HTML5 (1563) Metal (516)
Nenamark2 34.3 fps 34.1 fps
As you can see there is a good improvement. The performance is smooth – the best way to check it was, by playing some high end games. I tried the Dead Trigger in high graphics mode and the MC4 or Modern Combat 4 both of these worked well. There is a very mild lag (at times) when playing the MC4 game probably because the game is installed on the external SD card (class 4). The handset does get heated up (when playing games for a longer period) which I believe is normal. Battery life seems to have improved.
To install the Nuclea N1 firmware update just head on to iBerry Facebook page.
The new ROM update is more stable and gives a better performance as compared to what we have seen on the initial version.
The new ROM comes with default icons and is hardly customized, thankfully the launcher app (iBerry customized) that made the system unstable has been removed. The Auxus Nuclea N1 comes powered by 1.5GHz MT6589T quad core processor with 1GB RAM and 4GB storage. There is 13MP rear camera and 8MP front camera. The screen is 5 inches with Full HD resolution.
Let’s compare the benchmark scores
Benchmark tool Old ROM New ROM
Quadrant 4801 5665
Antutu 10228 14632
Vellamo HTML5 (1547) Metal (515) HTML5 (1563) Metal (516)
Nenamark2 34.3 fps 34.1 fps
As you can see there is a good improvement. The performance is smooth – the best way to check it was, by playing some high end games. I tried the Dead Trigger in high graphics mode and the MC4 or Modern Combat 4 both of these worked well. There is a very mild lag (at times) when playing the MC4 game probably because the game is installed on the external SD card (class 4). The handset does get heated up (when playing games for a longer period) which I believe is normal. Battery life seems to have improved.
To install the Nuclea N1 firmware update just head on to iBerry Facebook page.
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