Here's a First Look at Realme's Own Customised UI Based on ColorOS 7

At its Realme X2 launch event in New Delhi, the visitor gave us a start look at its own custom "Realme UI" that's closer to stock Android but is still based on Oppo's ColorOS 7 software experience. We accept been referring to this update as RealmeOS for some time now but I will at present refer to information technology as Realme UI going forward.

Realme first revealed that it's working on a custom UI, which will be closer to the stock Android feel, dorsum in July earlier this year. Information technology kicked-off a mysterious "Project X," whose inputs have been integrated into the Realme UI. You can see in the screenshots below that the homescreen now looks closer to stock Android, the app drawer is neatly arranged, and the Settings pane also appears light and minimalistic. It'south surely a huge change compared to ColorOS 6, which feels cluttered and bogged down.

On stage at the issue, Realme Bharat CEO Madhav Sheth described the custom Realme UI saying, "It's going to be bright, it'south going to be dynamic, it'due south going to be passionate. Information technology is the design of the future — uncomplicated but not dull. It will be very real….will be inspired by the everyday lifestyle, past the young generation."

The company so went alee to talk almost the iconography in Realme UI and it does wait clean. But, it's quite like to the minimal new icons in ColorOS 7. There are only a few minor differences here and there, simply otherwise, they await the same to me. Sheth on stage also mentioned that icons take been designed keeping in heed the golden ratio.

The company one time once again shared the Android ten and custom UI rollout roadmap on stage. The ColorOS vii beta program kicks-off later this week with the Realme X2 Pro. The update is going to start rolling to the outset ready of devices, which includes the Realme 3 Pro and XT, later in January side by side yr. The newly appear Realme X2 is gear up to receive the custom Realme UI in March 2020, along with Android 10, earlier the Chinese variant.

You can get ahead and cheque out the new update roadmap right here. This is only a beginning look at the Realme UI and in that location's a lot that's still unknown about the UI and features. I believe we will hear most information technology afterwards in January when the company officially rolls out its UI update, so stay tuned for more updates. Until then, don't forget to tell u.s.a. your thoughts well-nigh Realme UI in the comments section or on social media.