• has an interesting command called dumpsys to dump some system information. Even described on adb manual I think that some points should be reinforced. In order to get the complete status just run (will produce a large output):

  • adb shell dumpsys

    Also you can apply filters to running services:

    1 SurfaceFlinger

    2 accessibility

    3 account

    4 activity

    5 alarm

    6 appwidget

    7 audio

    8 backup

    9 battery

    10 batteryinfo

    11 bluetooth

    12 bluetooth_a2dp

    13 clipboard

    14 connectivity

    15 content

    16 cpuinfo

    17 device_policy

    		 18 devicestoragemonitor

    19 diskstats

    20 dropbox

    21 entropy

    22 ethernet

    23 hardware

    24 input_method

    25 iphonesubinfo

    26 isms

    27 keybar

    28 location

    29 media.audio_flinger

    30 media.audio_policy

    31 media.camera

    32 media.player

    33 meminfo

    34 mount

    35 netstat

    		 36 network_management

    37 notification

    38 package

    39 permission

    40 phone

    41 power

    42 search

    43 sensorservice

    44 simphonebook

    45 statusbar

    46 telephony.registry

    47 throttle

    48 uimode

    49 usagestats

    50 vibrator

    51 wallpaper

    52 wifi

    53 window

    Some examples:

    adb shell dumpsys wifi

    adb shell dumpsys cpuinfo

    I suggest you try other items on the list above and be creative using all the power of Unix pipes. Example, to get all memory allocated by each process you can do something like:

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    adb shell dumpsys meminfo | grep "allocated:"
    | awk '{total = total + $5}END{print