Realme is working on its own operating system and will arrive by the end of the year.

According to Realme's CEO in India, Mr. Madhav Sheth, it seems that this Chinese company is developing its own operating system. As you probably know, Realme uses the Android-based ColorOS system in its smartphones, but since ColorOS remains the property of Oppo, it prevents it from introducing new features requested by its customers.

There is currently no information about the Realme operating system being run. This system should be ready by the end of the year or early next year. It is unclear which of the existing Realme phones will be updated to get the new operating system. However, it is generally thought that the new Realme operating system is based on Android Q, but Mr. Madhav Sheth did not confirm it.

Will it be close to a crude Android system like OxygenOS or full of special supplements like ColorOS? In an interview last April, Mr. Madhav Sheth told us that he felt that the raw system of Android was not the right experience for its customers. He added that although the company aims to provide performance and long-term support for the raw Android system, it wants to retain some features. Added value too.

He even hinted that something was coming up ahead of the Diwali festival in India, which he said specifically about the company's four-camera phone with a 64-megapixel main camera. As for the festival of Diwali, it will take place on October 27, but the first phones Realme 5 will arrive before, and exactly on August 20. We hope to have more details on the new OS next week.