Report claims OxygenOS and Realme UI set to be discontinued
Reports indicate a major software consolidation as OnePlus and Realme prepare to discontinue their respective operating systems in favor of Oppo's ColorOS.
📍 How it ended
The reports indicated that OxygenOS and Realme UI would be discontinued as part of a broader integration under ColorOS, following the merger of OnePlus and Realme with OPPO. Coverage focused on the potential phase-out of these custom skins across all affected devices.
No official confirmation or further updates were provided in subsequent days.
Epilogue added 51d ago, after coverage quieted.
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The brief
Recent reports suggest that OnePlus and Realme are phasing out their proprietary Android skins, OxygenOS and Realme UI. This shift aligns with a broader organizational integration involving parent company BBK, as the brands merge operations with Oppo.
These reports emphasize that future devices from the affected brands are expected to utilize Oppo's ColorOS. Future developments remain dependent on official announcements from the companies involved.
Coverage does not yet specify a timeline for the discontinuation of existing software support for current device owners.
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Coverage (10)
- Insider claims that OxygenOS and Realme UI will be merged into ColorOS GSMArena.com · 54d ago
- OnePlus and Realme are merging with OPPO Mezha · 54d ago
- New report warns OnePlus and Realme owners about a coming software shakeup PhoneArena · 54d ago
- Say Goodbye to OxygenOS and Realme UI: BBK Is Killing OnePlus and Realme's Android Skins Globally Android Headlines · 54d ago
- OnePlus OxygenOS, Realme UI going away? Report says all phones will use Oppo ColorOS India Today · 54d ago
- OxygenOS made OnePlus phones special. Now, it might go away forever Digital Trends · 54d ago
- Why is OPPO replacing OxygenOS and Realme UI with ColorOS? Sportskeeda Tech · 54d ago
- The end of an era: New report points to the death of OnePlus' Oxygen OS Android Authority · 54d ago
- Exclusive: OxygenOS and Realme UI Being Discontinued, Ending a Golden Era smartprix.com · 54d ago
- Report claims OxygenOS and Realme UI set to be discontinued 9to5Google · 54d ago
Quick answers
Which operating systems are affected?
The reports name OxygenOS and Realme UI as the skins set to be discontinued.
What system will replace the current skins?
Multiple reports state that these phones will transition to using Oppo's ColorOS.
Has a reason for the change been confirmed?
The reports link the software changes to a merger of OnePlus and Realme with Oppo, but specific operational details remain unconfirmed by the companies.
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