The leaked animation shows how the first Android manufacturer is copying Apple’s current innovation.
With the launch of the iPhone 14 series last year, Apple conspicuously neglected the base models and put nearly every new function in the pricier Pro versions, including the most amazing of them all, the turbocharged sensor island that replaces the hanging “notch”.
the Interface called Dynamic Island It adapts to the activities currently in progress, for example, when paying with Apple Pay, it forms a control point for checking the facial recognition process, and when making audio recordings it shows how many seconds we are. Apps that mimic the functionality quickly appeared in the Android Google Play Store, and now comes the first device to copy Apple’s idea.
In fact, Realme Vice President Madhav Seth recently took to Twitter and then quickly deleted a post depicting the manufacturer’s upcoming C-series mobile phone with an eerily dynamic island-like sensor island. Internet The post was saved normallyHowever, well-known leaker OnLeaks later posted an animation about the cuteness:
It seems that a strange error occurred in the Matrix and caused a glitch in space-time that disrupted my final trip to the future… 😵💫
So one more round trip later, here’s your first look #realistic me‘s #MiniCapsule At work… 😏
Again, on behalf of @tweet 👉🏻 https://t.co/qAPkl4gcNn pic.twitter.com/Z29A4j0Jhe
– Steve H. McFly (@OnLeaks) February 22, 2023
Based on the GIF, Realme’s solution could change its shape in the same way as Apple’s original, but it is not yet clear what functions it will occupy. In all the images leaked so far, the interface supports SuperVOOC fast charging, so we can definitely take this mode.
At the time of writing our article it was not yet known when the phone would arrive, but it should be noted that Realme is part of a concern called BBK Electronics, which also has Oppo, Vivo and OnePlus under its wings, so it is conceivable that in the future we will have a whole army equipped with With the Dynamic Island version if the C series was well received by the public.
