Tech Desk 
Sep 27, 2024
Realme is set to launch its new user interface (UI) — Realme UI 6.0 in China next month. This news was confirmed by the company on its social media platform.
The update is expected to be based on ColourOS 15 for Oppo and OnePlus devices, which are set to debut in China on October 17. It will include house-relevant features, including several powered by artificial intelligence (AI).
It is important to note that Realme recently launched six AI features for its performance-focused smartphone, Realme GT 6, in India. It included Magic Compose, AI Ultra Clarity, AI Night Mode, and AI Eraser 2.0.
Realme UI 6.0 upgrade
Taking to Weibo, Realme Product Manager Kangda Leo revealed that Realme UI 6.0 will be introduced in China in October. While the official did not announce an exact date, rumours indicated that its unveiling may occur around the same time as the launch of the ColourOS 15 update.
The reported update is anticipated to bring Android 15 to Realme smartphones. Although specific features of the Realme update are yet to be announced, it is largely speculated to have features that Google debuted at its developer conference while announcing its next operating system (OS).
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The lineup of purported features includes Private Space — a digital safe for the applications users do not wish to reveal to others. Moreover, it is claimed to provide improved passkey support with single sign-on capability and the ability to save favourite split-screen combinations. Smartphones may also get OS-level support for app archiving/unarchiving.
For developers, it may launch new ways to further fine-tune the app experience. They may be able to enhance its performance for running on any Android release. It brings Matrix44 and other canvas drawing capabilities, letting developers manipulate the canvas in 3D, in addition to enabling complex shapes by intersecting either the current shader or a difference of the current shader.
In addition, a report indicates Android 15 may also utilise Bluetooth LE Audio technology to improve the smartphone's spatial audio experience.
