Realme is gearing up to deploy the Android 14-based Realme UI 5.0 on many of its eligible smartphones. The Realme Narzo 60 Pro 5G has recently received its second Realme UI 5.0 early access build.

For those already enrolled in the first early access testing, this update brings several notable changes. With Fluid Cloud in the Pantanal Service, you can now easily check real-time info using morphing forms. The File Dock feature makes moving stuff between apps and devices super easy.

They’re also improving how your phone connects with other devices. The Shelf is getting better with more widget suggestions. And, they’re making sure your phone is safer with improved photo and video permissions.

They’re working on making your phone faster and smoother too. The design is getting refreshed with gentle colors for a comfy look. New ringtones and notification sounds are coming too.

In a green move, they’re adding a feature to show how much carbon you save by walking instead of driving. But, keep in mind there might be some issues, like problems with sliding windows and the Glance Lock-screen feature missing.

For those eager to dive into the realme UI 5.0 Early Access, the application channel opens on December 25, 2023, with applications accepted in limited batches. As always, users are advised to exercise caution, back up their data, and ensure sufficient phone storage before taking the plunge into the early software release.

To apply, Settings → About device → Click on the “realme UI 4.0” banner at the top → Click on the three dots in the top right corner → Beta program →Early Access →Apply Now → Submit your details and finish the application.

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Realme has been teasing the arrival of its next Narzo smartphone for a couple of days. Now, the brand has announced the launch date of the upcoming offering. The Narzo 60 series 5G is set to debut on July 6th, Thursday at 12 pm local time in India.  

Realme Narzo 60 Series 5G launch date announced

Realme has put up a dedicated microsite of the Narzo 60 Series 5G on its official website. Additionally, Amazon has also put up a microsite of the upcoming offerings confirming their availability on the e-commerce platform. Realme has confirmed that the Narzo 60 Series 5G will include the standard Narzo 60 5G and Narzo 60 Pro 5G. Both phones will launch next Thursday. 

As per the latest teaser shared by Realme Narzo India account on Twitter, the Narzo 60 Series 5G will feature a Martian Horizon design. It is seen with an Orange color leather textured back panel. The upcoming offering sports a circular protruding camera module housing three sensors and an LED flash. There is also a 100MP text confirming the presence of a 100MP camera sensor. 

The Narzo 60 series 5G is already confirmed to feature a curved display with a 61-degree curvature and a center-aligned punch-hole cutout. The upcoming offering is said to have the capacity to store 2,50,000 photos meaning that it could come with 256GB onboard storage. 

The rest of the details of the Narzo 60 5G and Narzo 60 Pro 5G remain unknown at the moment. They could have slightly different specifications from each other.  It seems that the upcoming devices will be a rebranded version of the Realme 11 Pro and Pro+. 

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