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he beauty of Android lies in its customization capabilities and open- source nature. As a result, we ’ve seen multiple custom skins and UIs from brands over the spaces. There’s MIUI from Xiaomi, One UI from Samsung, OxygenOS from OnePlus, ColorOS from OPPO, etc. With each new Android performance, OEMs like to modernize their custom UI with new changes incorporated by Google as well as some fresh thoughtful features.
With Android 12 now being sanctioned, brands are working on modernizing their custom skins with the latter performance of Android as the base. We saw OnePlus roll out a beta performance of OxygenOS 12 for the OnePlus 9 anteriorly this week, Samsung roll out One UI 4 for the Galaxy S21 series, and we now have the first habit of OPPO’s ColorOS 12 on the Find X3Pro.ColorOS is one of the most higher custom UIs in recent times. OPPO has taken doper feedback over the spaces seriously and has fixed all the small niggles we had with the software. With the OxygenOS codebase now immixed with ColorOS, it’s more important than ever for ColorOS 12 to deliver on all fronts, given how loved OxygenOS was.
We got to spend some time with apre-release frame of ColorOS 12 on the OPPO Find X3 Pro. Having used the software for the once week or so, we’ve some debates about it, including what’s changed and what has n’t. Presently’s our hands-on experience with ColorOS 12 hung on Android 12.
Android 12 is big on design updates with Material You and Dynamic Colors, but it seems like that’s unfortunately limited to the Pixel series only. ColorOS 12 brings some minor design and UI changes that are n’t really apparent. Text within some apps like Connections has now been made bolder with an enriched fabric which results in a cleaner look.
The UI throughout the phone remains more or less correspondent to what it was on ColorOS 11. The Settings menu has changed slightly and looks more new. It’s now easier to find and navigate through the different options within Settings.
The final change in the UI is the faculty to choose from three types of Dark Mode options – Enhanced, Medium, and Gentle. Enhanced gives you a pitch-dark backg
As mentioned anteriorly, one of the vital features of Android 12 is Material You theming which changes the System theme rested on the color of your wallpaper. OPPO has introduced a suchlike trait on ColorOS 12 where you can pick the theme rested on the dominant colors on the wallpaper. While this is n’t as unblemished as Android 12’s oversight pursuance, it’s surely nice to have. It also doesn’t integrate with Google’s Material You uses.
