In an interview with India Today, Sheth confirmed that the RealmeOS will be replacing Oppo's ColorOS that Realme smartphones currently have. It's being reported that the RealmeOS will most likely be based on Android Q and is expected to be launched later this year once Google unveils the stable Android Q software. Apart from confirming the RealmeOS, Sheth also hinted that Realme might be unveiling something before the Indian festival, Diwali. Read more in our articles including "Realme is developing its own OS" and "BSP launches Direct Debit PH and new InstaPay services".
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Jul 28, 2026In an interview with India Today, Sheth confirmed that the RealmeOS will be replacing Oppo's ColorOS that Realme smartphones currently have. It's being reported that the RealmeOS will most likely be based on Android Q and is expected to be launched later this year once Google unveils the stable Android Q software.
Apart from confirming the RealmeOS, Sheth also hinted that Realme might be unveiling something before the Indian festival, Diwali.
Our coverage of realmeOS includes: "Realme is developing its own OS"; "BSP launches Direct Debit PH and new InstaPay services"; "WhatsApp Web now supports audio and video calls". Each article provides unique insights and information.