As we saw a few hours ago, the Realme X50 5G it was announced at the Realme event which took place in China in the morning. But not only the new smartphone was revealed at the conference, but also the operating system that we will find on board it - Realme UI.
Realme UI presented in China on an Android 10 basis
According to official data, Realme UI runs on an Android 10 basis. This brings about an increase in the opening speed of the applications of about 25% and about 20% more fluidity within the user interface. We then have an improvement in autonomy of about 10%, especially when the smartphone remains on standby at night. In that case we see a reduction in consumption of around 35%.
Finally, as far as performance is concerned, we have an increase in response speed when we touch the screen by 35% and a 20% increase in fluidity within video games.
Going to the features instead, Realme UI supports an all-weather mode that changes the background of the device according to the weather conditions. We will then find the dark mode, focus mode, capturing screenshots with three fingers and dual-mode music sharing to share music. In addition to the Mutual Transmission technology to share files without difficulty, an advanced data protection system, a gaming mode to improve performance, Realme Pay and much more.
But on which devices will the new operating system arrive? Well, Realme replied unequivocally: everyone. So let's talk about Realme Q, Realme X, Realme X Youth Edition, Realme X2, Realme X2 Pro and many others.
We currently have no further details regarding the operating system, so we advise you to continue following us for further updates.
In any case, we conclude with some data on Realme. During the presentation of the operating system, the founder and CEO of the Chinese brand, Li Bingzhong, also recalled that Realme was the fastest growing brand in 2019, becoming in fact the seventh smartphone manufacturer in the world.
Realme also saw 500% year-on-year growth, with 24 million users worldwide, and was based in 22 countries or regions worldwide. So more than positive news for an early brand like Realme.
