Realme UI 30 will launch in October with Color OS 12 features

Realme has announced the Realm UI 3.0 which is the latest Android version by the company. The new UI version will launch in October. The OS was introduced during the launch event of Realme GT Neo 2. Details about the devices that will get the new Realme OS update will also be released in October. According to the data from Counterpoint Research, the company has seen a growth of 135% year on year growth making it the World’s Sixth largest smartphone brand. It is an excellent jump for the company compared to 2019 when they were ranked 47 Globally. 

Realme UI 3.0

A post by MyDrivers reports that Xu Qi Chase, Vice President of Realme, announced the Realme UI 3.0 at the launch event of the Realme GT Neo 2. The OS launch date is set for October where the company will also announce a timeline for updating its existing Realme models to the new UI.

According to a post by MyLab, the new Realme OS will have some features of ColorOS 12. The new OS will be based on Android 12 and it will bring new design & new security and privacy features for devices.

Realme Massive Leap

Recently, Realme India has tweeted on Twitter where they shared about the progress the brand has made since it launched its first smartphone in 2018. Realme cites Counterpoint Research which reported a brand growth of 135% year on year making it the sixth-largest brand globally in the smartphone market. 

From our inception in 2018, we kept crossing one milestone after another on our #RoadToTop6. We continue to jump 14 ranks higher year over year, exploring 5 new markets per quarter and selling 60 Smartphones every minute. Thanks to our #realmeFans who always #DareToLeap with us. pic.twitter.com/UiR9uCf0kG

— realme (@realmeIndia) September 22, 2021

Well, there is no doubt that Realme has seen spectacular growth since its first launch. The brand has shipped over 15 million units while its sister company Oppo has seen a growth of 37 % year on year with the shipment of 33.6 million units. The company also mentioned that the brand has accomplished sales of 100 million units in 2021 across 61 markets.

Disclaimer: This article has been authored by a member of our Digit Squad community.

 

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EU proposes new mandatory Type-C port law on electronic device, Apple likely most affected

In a rather forward-thinking move, the European Commission has proposed a new law, that is passed, will force all smartphone manufacturers to include a Type-C port on all their devices. This means that if the law is passed, we could be seeing Apple being the company that has to catch up to the rest. The law is designed to keep e-waste to a minimum and essentially make things easier for people who want to use one charger to charge all their devices. Even on a logical note, the move makes sense as it forces obstinate companies to fall in line with more consumer-friendly practices. 

Are your chargers piling up in a drawer? We propose a common charger for mobile phones and other similar electronic devices. A single charger will be more convenient for people and will reduce electronic waste. Read more: https://t.co/hkspfjwlhu #DigitalEU pic.twitter.com/ZhWZ8xSGKH

— European Commission

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Battlegrounds Mobile India permanently bans 59,247 accounts between Sept 10 and Sept 16

Krafton Inc., the developer of Battlegrounds Mobile India has announced that it has permanently banned 59,247 accounts between September 10 and September 16. The offending accounts were caught using illegal programs via the developers’ security system and community monitoring. In simpler terms, these accounts were banned for using illegal cheats such as aimbot, wall hacks, speed mods or even a combination of multiple hacks. 

Cheating in Battlegrounds Mobile India: Even the pros affected

The news comes days after Naman Mathur, aka Mortal, expressed his frustration at the growing number of cheaters in Battlegrounds Mobile India. The player took to Twitter to vent out and stated, “BGMI classic matches are turning into home [sic] of cheaters. Ruining the fun every 2 out of 5 games making it impossible to stream freely and create content around the game.”

 

BGMI classic matches are turning into home of cheaters. Ruining the fun every 2 out of 5 games making it impossible to stream freely and create content around the game. #BGMICheaters #BGMI

— MortaL (@Mortal04907880) September 21, 2021

 

Last month, the developer had announced that it had permanently banned 1,81,578 accounts in the period between August 6 and August 12.

As with most multiplayer games, Battlegrounds Mobile India has some pretty strict rules when it comes to hacking and cheating. Accounts caught cheating can face anything for permanent bans, to a temporary account suspension. The severity of the punishment depends on the severity of the crime. A couple of days before the official launch of the Battlegrounds Mobile India, Krafton released a list of things that would get players banned.

Soon, Krafton Inc may have to deal with hackers and cheaters in another game as well. The developer will soon release PUBG New State, a new twist on the classic game. The developer has stated that it will reveal the official launch date for the game sometime in October. You can learn more about the game here.

Also read: Here’s What Can Get You Banned In Battlegrounds Mobile India 

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Exclusive: Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra renders with S Pen and quad camera break cover

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is expected to launch next year but today we are bringing you your first look at the next flagship phone from Samsung. The leaked renders of the Galaxy S22 Ultra  show off the curved design and is reminiscent of the Galaxy Note 20. 

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The Galaxy S21 series was the first to get support for the S Pen outside of the Galaxy Note lineup. After Samsung skipped a Note phone, the purported Galaxy Note 21 this year, this is the first time we are seeing its markings on the next generation of phones in the S-lineup.

Sooo... Here comes your very first and early look at the #Samsung #GalaxyS22Ultra and its quite "unique" rear camera housing design! (360° video + stunning 5K renders + dimensions) On behalf of @digitindia -> https://t.co/vBGM3WJfru pic.twitter.com/YDqfFrVGLW

— Steve H.McFly (@OnLeaks) September 24, 2021

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Digit has partnered with renowned tipster OnLeaks to bring you the first look of the Galaxy S22 Ultra. Along with this, we also know about some of the key features of the phone courtesy of early mockups. Here’s everything you need to know about the Galaxy S22 Ultra.

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Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: key specifications leaked

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Samsung seems to have taken inspiration for the Galaxy S22 Ultra from its Note series. As you can see in the renders, the phone has flat edges on the top and bottom along with a slot that houses the S Pen.

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The Galaxy S22 Ultra features a 6.8-inch curved display that is likely to be a high resolution AMOLED panel with high refresh rate.

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The dimensions provided by OnLeaks suggests that the S22 Ultra measures roughly 163.2 x 77.9 x 8.9mm and has a thickness of 10.5mm if you include the camera bump.

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Talking about that P-shaped camera module, it is expected that Samsung will showcase significant gains in camera performance with a quad-camera setup and an array of sensors to go along. While we do not know the specifics, one of the camera sensors is looking to be a periscope telephoto lens.

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It remains unclear whether Samsung has cancelled the Note series but the Galaxy S22 Ultra does seem to have the distinctions of a Note phone. In any chance, we are unlikely to hear anything about the Galaxy S22 Ultra or a Note phone until next year.

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Online Games That Involve Betting, Wagering Could Be Banned by Karnataka; Worrying Booming Industry

The state of Karnataka, home to India's Silicon Valley, has proposed a ban on online games involving betting and wagering, sparking concerns that growing state regulations could hit the nascent but booming sector.

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Chinese Gaming Firms Vow Self-Regulation, Possible Use of Facial Recognition Amid Crackdown on Teen Addiction

Over 200 Chinese gaming companies have pledged to regulate their industry to combat gaming addiction, including through the possible use of facial recognition to identify minors, a state-backed gaming association said on Friday.

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Razer Kaira X Gaming Headset Launched With Xbox, PlayStation Variants

Razer Kaira X gaming headset has been launched in the US market. The headset features 50mm drivers and oval-shaped ear cushions. Razer Kaira X comes in two variants, one for Xbox and one for PlayStation.

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