Realme UI is new and simple interface with new and improved features

Currently, Realme smartphones are using Oppo’s Color OS as its default User Interface. Determined to become independent from its parent company Oppo, Realme is set to launch its own customized version of Android 10 for its devices and it will be called Realme UI.

The upcoming primary OS from Realme will feature some of the best elements from Color OS and simplified user interface of Android 10 to make it faster and “Seamless Fun”.

It has its own customization to begin with when it comes to new Icons, 11 new “natural elements inspired” Wallpapers, Themes and new Animations. Realme suggests that their UI has a more authentic color scheme that brings a sense of vitality that makes users feel younger.

Within these new UI elements, Realme is bringing icon customization which allow users to adjust icon size, icon transparency the amount of round corners and even the size of the actual image on the icon can be set.

Besides the new looks, the new Realme UI brought new features with it including those already built-in from Android 10 and extended UI features that puts its performance a priority.

Some of the new features coming out on Realme UI are:

Personal Information Protection – This feature protects user personal information but providing empty pages when apps requests for your personal information

Focus Mode – If Android has Digital Well-being to keep you less tack with your device, Realme’s Focus Mode will isolate you from the outside world and plays a relaxing music to help you concentrate on what you are doing.

Gestures – These features are adopted from Core Android Gestures and from Color OS.

Realme already teased the new Realme UI for sometime and the recent Beta testing just puts it near its final release. It should be available for Realme devices gradually beginning with Realme 3Pro and Realme XT this January with more devices to get updated down the stream.