codedivine

It is a simple memory bandwidth benchmark application for Android. Simply install, press "Run" and it will give you a score for achievable memory bandwidth.

Alternately, you can try out various settings such as number of threads. You can also run the "Misc" tests which are a variation of the STREAM benchmarks. The "Simple" simply tests the memcpy performance.

edit: Some scores. 1.25 GB/s on Samsung Hummingbird processor. 1.8GB/s on the previous-gen dual-core Snapdragon.

Yes, same with my NDK based apps though in my case I have only compiled for x86 and ARMv7-A. About MIPS, is there any MIPS based hardware with Play store access out there that we need to worry about?

Btw you may want to know that there is a bug in 4.0.3 that sometimes loads armeabi code instead of armv7-a code on some ARMv7 systems like HTC One S.

Thanks. Good to know it is consistent with what other users reported to me :)