Talking about the software, earlier Vivo’s smartphones used to run on Funtouch OS which was based on Android OS. But after a long time, Vivo replaced the Funtouch OS with a “brand new world” called “Origin OS”, which focuses more on providing the stock Android experience. It is implemented on devices for the Chinese market only.
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The company is ready to unveil a new version of OriginOS, which is set to arrive with the name “OriginOS Ocean” on December 9. Some statements say that at least a dozen phones will get this in the first wave.
These devices support BGMI/PUBG Mobile 90 FPS graphics setting [Realme, Mi, Oppo, Vivo and Samsung]
It will bring upgraded features for smartphone use, along with easy cross-device navigation with PC and file transfer.
Here is the list: OriginOS Ocean
- vivo X70 Pro+
- vivo X70 Pro
- vivo X70
- vivo X60 Pro+
- vivo X60t Pro+
- vivo X60 Pro
- vivo X60
- vivo S10 Pro
- vivo S10
- vivo S9
- vivo iQOO 8 Pro
- vivo iQOO 8
- vivo iQOO 7
As for the internal beta testing program, recruitment will commence from 9:00 am GMT today and registration can be done from the official Vivo community.
It is understood that the official list currently includes Vivo X70, X70 Pro, X70 Pro+, X60 Pro+, X60t Pro+, X60 Pro, X60 curved-screen version, S10, S10 Pro, S9, and other Vivo models.
It can be said that the Vivo X series and S series are the main offline models, not only the number of models is very large, but also the models in the updated list.
Then there is the iQO series, which are iQOO 8 Pro, iQOO 8, and iQOO 7. Compared with the Vivo X series and the S series, the iQOO series is indeed a bit less.
In this case, many netizens said that the iQOO series is not suitable? The first batch of adapted models is really too few, which is a bit unfair for users who choose new machines.
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