After the Preview recordings for X50 Pro, both the first images and the changelog for the Realme UI 2.0 based on Android 11, which come in a substantial update. And now the wait is over and the Asian company has announced the new version of its proprietary interface, along with the models of the series Narzo 20. The UI comes after the launch of the ColorOS 11 of OPPO and takes inspiration from its cousin's interface to introduce some new features.
Last updated: October 2021
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Realme UI 2.0 official: what changes with the arrival of Android 11
As we can see from the tweet poco on the Realme UI 2.0 based on Android 11 it is very clean, we could say almost stock, and above all the function is very interesting System Cloner, which allows you to keep certain apps in a parallel micro-system and therefore away from prying eyes. Moving on, there are also important improvements for the camera. For details, we leave you the changelog complete below.
Changelog
- Customization: Support third party icons for apps Dark Mode customizable up to 3 different levels (increasing, medium and light)
- Optimized the Smart Sidebar, with tools that can be customized
- Optimized the charge of the smartphone at night thanks toAI algorithm in order to preserve battery life.
- System: now it is possible to set the duration of the Do not disturb, added animations for the weather and optimized the automatic brightness.
- Launcher: now you can remove a folder or combine it with another. Also added filters for Drawer, in order to personalize it.
- Security and Privacy: added the System Cloner which allows you to create a fully customizable parallel micro-system. Added the function App Lock in Quick Settings. Permission management has been optimized, with the possibility of enabling a certain permit only once.
- Games: added immersive mode to reduce noise while in session. Added game stats, and you can change the way to call the Game Assistant.
- Communication: now you can share the hotspot via QR Code.
- Gallery: added the Cloud Sync which allows you to secure your photos even on the cloud. Optimized the photo editing with updated algorithms and added new filters.
- Camera: added shortcut is preferably used for instant sharing or for editing photos or videos. Optimized it zoom. Added on detection of spots on the lenses. Added level and grid function to record videos.
The update for the Realme UI 2.0 based on Android 11 it is obviously in phase Preview and therefore it is not a final version, but who will download it will find a substantial update from 3.2 GB.
Realme UI 2.0: all the news borrowed from OPPO's ColorOS 11
Finally, September 21 came and with it the announcement of the new one Realme UI 2.0 based on Android 11. The UI promises greater openness to customizations, with full support for third-party icon packs and launchers and various improvements. The company has introduced the possibility of changing the colors of the interface, precisely icons and settings. The customizations also continue for the function Always-On Display while also the dark mode is improved and allows you to choose between three different Dark styles. Obviously there is no lack of a whole series of changes taken directly from Android 11 (such as Bubble notifications, new multimedia controls and so on).
Just like with the other proprietary UIs, Realme UI 2.0 also offers an eye on safety e privacy. A new dedicated suite is present, calls Deep Sea Privacy, which allow you to protect your personal information and save sensitive details and files in a dedicated space. Do not miss the function System Cloner, useful for having two profiles on the same smartphone (in order to keep business and private data separate).
Realme UI 2.0: dates and list of smartphones
Do you want to know if your smartphone is among the supported by Realme UI 2.0 by Android 11? Here is the list of all interested models, with relative dates.
Model | Beta | Stable |
Realme X50 | - | Released |
Realme X50 Pro | - | Released |
Realme X50 Pro Player Edition | - | Released |
Realme X50m | - | Released |
Realme X7 | - | Released |
Realme X7 Pro 5G | - | Released |
Realme X3 | - | Released |
Real X3 SuperZoom | - | Released |
Realme X2 | - | Released |
Realme X2 Pro | - | Released |
Realme x | - | Released |
Realme XT | - | Released |
Realme X Youth Edition | - | - |
Realm 7 | - | Released |
Realme 7 5G | - | Released |
Realme 7 Pro | - | Released |
Realme 7i | - | Released |
Realm 6 | - | Released |
Realme 6 Pro | - | Released |
Realme 6i | - | Released |
Realme 5 Pro | - | Released |
Realme 3 Pro | - | Released |
Realme C21 | - | Released |
Realme C15 | - | Released |
Realme C15 Qualcomm Edition | - | Released |
Realme C12 | - | Released |
Realme C11 | - | - |
Realme C3 | - | Released |
Realme V15 5G | - | - |
Realme V5 | - | Released |
Real Q2 | - | Released |
Realme Q2 Pro | - | Released |
Realme Q | Released | - |
Realme Narzo 30 Pro | - | Released |
Realme Narzo 30A | - | Released |
Realme narzo 20 | - | Released |
Realme Narzo 20 Pro | - | Released |
Realme Narzo 20A | - | - |
Realme narzo 10 | - | Released |
Realme Narzo 10A | - | Released |