Xu Qi Speeding up efforts to let users experience realme UI 5.0 sooner.

Xu Qi Aims to Expedite Release of realme UI 5.0 for an Enhanced User Experience

【Mobile China News】realme UI 5.0 based on Android 14 has been gradually adapted since September. Today (October 16th), realme officially announced the upgrade plan for the beta version of realme UI 5.0. Up to 18 models are included in this upgrade, ranging from September 2023 to March 2024. At the same time, Mobile China noticed that realme Vice President Xu Qi wrote that they are working tirelessly to allow more users to experience realme UI 5.0 as soon as possible.

In addition, according to the realme community, realme engineer Leo-chan introduced that realme UI 5.0 will gradually adapt communication sharing functions for various models, including GT Master Exploration Edition, GT Pro version, GT Digital, GT Neo, GT Neo SE, and more. Furthermore, Leo-chan stated that realme GT2 Pro is expected to support communication sharing in the next version. Public information shows that realme UI 5.0 will upgrade to Android 14 and bring multiple improvements, such as ubiquitous service smart car space, hydrosphere color system, optimized system animation, etc. It is currently in internal testing for multiple models.

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Speaking of the “communication sharing” function, this feature was actually available as early as ColorOS 13. According to public information, this feature allows for quick connection between tablets and smartphones without relying on hotspot sharing. It can also break through signal barriers, enabling both devices to access the internet simultaneously. By simply bringing the phone and tablet close together, users can utilize the dual-card 5G data traffic on the phone for network, calls, text messages, and other shared operations.

Additionally, users can seamlessly transfer edited documents from their phones to tablets for operations, achieving an “relay linkage” between the two without worrying about file size restrictions or compressed images, and more.

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