After it had arrived in the past few weeks the beta version, now the stable version of Android 11 is landing on all Realme X3 e X3 Superzoom. A pace not too fast to tell the truth, that of the Chinese brand, which however seems to be catching up to bring the update on all its devices, even the low-end ones.
Here is the new Realme 2.0 interface based on Android 11
Android 11 will arrive via the new Realme 2.0 user interface, with many new features. The first is RealmeShare, which allows for faster file transfer between smartphones via Wi-Fi. Moving on, the Dual Mode Music Share, which has the same principle but inherent to audio tracks.
Particular attention has also been paid to the safety and privacy of users: in fact, an option has been included in the update to hide all applications behind a PIN code. There is also an invisible door that provides empty data to applications that collect personal information.
There will be no Always On Display, and this is certainly not a good thing. Despite offering a high refresh rate, these phones do not have the AMOLED panel, which means that the AOD drains the battery very easily.
Anyway, the update is in the rollout phase. It weighs 668 MB. In the coming days, Realme should reach all affected smartphones, even those that do not already have the beta installed.
