After launching the Realme GT Neo 2 in India on Wednesday, the company is all set to unveil Realme UI 3.0. It will be based on Android 12 OS and will be available to users by December.
The revamped interface of the new Realme UI 3.0 will provide its users’ smooth experience, personalization, and improved privacy. Along with this, it offers an ample variety of colors to satisfy different personalities.
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Realme UI 3.0 Features
The latest update suggests that Realme will bring theme color modification, where users can set any of their desired colors as the theme color. Besides, Realme UI 3.0 will offer a fluid space design with 3D icons to give its users a pleasant visual experience. The fluid space design will offer the users a three-dimensional look with the latest features and color projection.
Realme UI also brings new Always-on Display themes, including the Realme mascot and Realmeow. Furthermore, users can upload their photos to set a unique Always-on Display screen.
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Talking about animations, Realme UI 3.0 is also better optimized than the previous ones due to the AI animation engine. The floating window 2.0 is also a part of the new custom skin where users can control the floating windows as they like.
It has also updated its privacy functions. Now users can delete photos’ location information and photographic data, including timestamps, camera models, and settings. Other features include reduced power consumption, AI-based programs, dynamic wallpapers, and much more.
The Rollout Schedule
Realme says that its user interface is accustomed to each model, and it will gradually begin a trial for all models. The Early Access update will first roll out to Realme GT later this month and then push to other handsets in December 2021.
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