We have had a pretty hot weekend when it comes to Android 11 and its expansion on different mobiles from different manufacturers. This time we look at Realme, a very active brand in updating to this new version of the system, thanks to Realme UI 2.0 . A version that now reaches six other mobiles in its range.
In this case, the Chinese firm is being one of the most active in updating its mobiles to the new version of Android, although it is not the fastest either. Be that as it may, in this new batch of updates, we see several mobiles from the entry range of this manufacturer.
Realme UI 2.0 on six new phones
Now we have learned that the Chinese brand has opened the beta program of Android 11 for six phones. These are the Realme 6, Realme C12, Realme C15, Realme X2, Realme X3, and Realme X3 SuperZoom . In fact, of these six mobiles, only two of them have been put on sale in Spain, being one of its most prominent terminals, such as the Realme 6 and X3 Superzoom. Therefore these two phones already have a beta version of Android 11, which obviously de facto is the beginning of the update, although at the moment it is logically beta versions.
It will be a limited number of users who will be able to access an update with the new version of the operating system in the form of OTA . Logically, it is a version that will not be exactly stable, but for that a few users are released. Therefore, it is expected that in a few weeks this beta can become the final and stable version of Android 11 for these mobiles, and thus also reach European units.
What to Expect
Logically the main novelties that the new version of the Chinese layer will bring us are based on the novelties of Android 11. To begin with, we will have aesthetic novelties, such as an improved Always On screen , with more customization options. There are more themes, and you can even add third-party themes, and an automatic contrast adjustment that is based on the light around us.
We will also see privacy news, such as Deep Sea technology , to enjoy safer private spaces. We can also enjoy a floating window function that will now be more complete, allowing us to move between different screens and share the image between them, thus maximizing productivity. Therefore, if you have one of these two Realme phones that are for sale in Spain, it is time to prepare everything to welcome Android 11, which hopefully will not take long to arrive in Europe.
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