The Beta version of Android 12, detailed during Google I/O, will be present in the Realme GT, the brand's flagship, until the end of May, initially only for users living in China. The information was confirmed by the brand itself, on Tuesday night (18/05), in a celebratory tone, remembering that Realme was one of the first to also implement Android 11 when the operating system was launched.
“Last year, Realme X50 Pro was one of the first devices to support Android 11 Beta 1. Realme worked closely with Google to gather feedback from its developers on its UI 2.0 based on Android 11 Beta 1. The brand will continue its development program Android 12 preview for developers, so that we can listen to user feedback before launching the new realme UI 3.0 later this year.”
The GT, the flagship chosen by Realme to be the first of the brand to receive Android 12 in its Beta version, was not selected by chance. It is also the manufacturer's first to work with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 888 processor under the hood. In addition, it has a new generation cooling system, a 6,43-inch super AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, 65W SuperDart charging, and a 4500 mAh battery.
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What's new in Android 12
Realme GT users will have first-hand access to the many new features announced for Android 12. Among them is the feature of protected folders, which the system should offer to the user in Google Photos. In addition, Android 12 has a privacy system called Private Compute Core which is integrated into the operating system and allows for more secure management of machine learning data.
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Another new feature is the revamped privacy dashboard, which centralizes all your permissions and allows you to revoke app permissions quickly if necessary. Following the example of Apple, you now know if any app is using your microphone or camera with a visual warning at the top of the screen. All of this will, according to Realme, be present for GT users until the 31st.
