Sure, Android 12 comes with a lot of cool new features, but the ability to take the main colours from your wallpaper and utilise them for system interface components (codenamed ‘Monet’) is one of our favourites. That said, this new feature comes built right in with Android 12, and realme UI 3.0 will not be leaving this behind. Here’s the list of all the realme smartphones that will support dynamic wallpaper based theming with Android 12.
This improved theming system combines the foundations of the RRO and OMS APIs from prior Android versions with Android’s Palette and WallpaperColors APIs to generate a custom theme that matches the current wallpaper. The new theming system can analyse the colours in your backdrop and select a handful to utilise. In the samples below, you can notice how the colour of the notification shade changes, when a background that’s majorly coloured in green – and they’re not just picking up on one Accent colour. Different elements draw colours from a large palette that the system appears to generate from your backdrop.
List of Realme Devices That Will Support Wallpaper-Based Theming in Android 12
Here’s the list of all the devices, confirmed officially to receive the Android 12 based realme UI 3.0 update. Now, here’s why it matters: realme UI 3.0 is the skin developed by the company in the house that sits on top of the Android 12 layer, bringing new customization features, and a look that makes it different from smartphones from other manufacturers. Realme has chosen to implement the wallpaper based theming with realme UI 3.0.
- realme GT
- realme X7 Max
- realme GT Master Edition
- realme 8 Pro
- realme GT Neo 2 5G
- realme X50 Pro 5G
- realme 7 Pro
- realme X7 Pro
- realme 8 4G
- realme narzo 30
- realme C25
- realme C25s
- realme narzo 50A
- realme 8i
- realme X7
- realme X3
- realme X3 SuperZoom
- realme 8 5G
- realme 8s
- realme 7 5G
- realme narzo 30 Pro 5G
- realme narzo 30 5G
How to Enable and Use Dynamic Wallpaper Based Accent in Realme UI 3.0?
Realme UI 3.0 can now pick up colour schemes from your current wallpaper and apply them to other parts of the OS, exactly like it does on Pixel phones running Android 12. This includes the lock screen, fast settings, and settings menu, among other things. Although the impact isn’t as strong as it is on Pixels, it’s still fascinating to see. Check out the post linked here, to learn how you can enable and use realme UI 3.0’s dynamic wallpaper-based accent colours (“monet”).
That said, how useful do you find the feature to be? Do let us know by dropping a comment down below.
