Realme, as a smartphone manufacturer, has been putting a surprisingly decent amount of focus on Android updates despite the fact that their phones run a fairly heavy OEM UX skin (first ColorOS, now Realme UI). Not only have they managed to roll out Android 10 to a large number of devices by now, but we’ve also seen them roll out security updates to these phones on a fairly regular basis. The latest smartphones to receive security updates include the Realme X, the Realme XT, the Realme 5 Pro, the Realme 5i, and the lower-end Realme C2.
Realme X
First up, we have the X, which recently received its Android 10 update and kernel source code release just a couple of days back. The newest RMX1901EX_11.C.02 OTA update includes the latest March 2020 security patches and some small feature improvements and fixes. The full changelog for the update goes as follows:
RMX1901EX_11.C.02 Changelog
- Security
- Android security patch: March, 2020
- Settings
- Added screen light effects
- Fixed
- Fixed the probabilistic issue of stuck after upgrade
- Optimized the effect of game audio
- Fixed the probability error of boot animation display
- Fixed the low probabilistic stuck issue while using third-party applications
- Optimized system power consumption
- Fixed low probability stuck issue due to the memory leak of system
- Fixed the probabilistic issue of fingerprint recognition failure
- Fixed the probability issue that photos or screenshots are not displayed after upgrading
Download March 2020 Update || Realme X XDA Forums
Realme 5 Pro
The changelog for the Realme 5 Pro’s RMX1971EX_11.C.02 update goes as follows:
RMX1971EX_11.C.02 Changelog
- Security
- Android security patch: March, 2020
- Fixed
- Optimized the effect of game audio
- Fixed the probability error of boot animation display
- Fixed the low probabilistic stuck issue while using third-party applications
- Fixed low probability stuck issue due to the memory leak of system
- Fixed the probability issue that photos or screenshots are not displayed after upgrading
Download March 2020 Update || Realme 5 Pro XDA Forums
Realme XT
Then, we have the Realme XT, which received its respective Android 10 update at the end of January. This new RMX1921EX_11.C.03 update comes with March 2020 security patches and some small fixes. The changelog includes:
RMX1921EX_11.C.03 Changelog
- Security
- Android security patch: March, 2020
- Fixed
- Optimized the effect of game audio
- Fixed the probability error of boot animation display
- Fixed the low probabilistic stuck issue while using third-party applications
- Fixed low probability stuck issue due to the memory leak of system
- Fixed the probability issue that photos or screenshots are not displayed after upgrading
Download March 2020 Update || Realme XT Forums
Realme 5i and Realme C2
Lastly, we have the 5i and the C2, two mid-range and lower-end phones. Neither of these phones has received Android 10 as of yet, and they are both running ColorOS 6 as of the time of writing. As such, both of these updates only bring the newest March 2020 security updates as well as very small fixes for both devices (and some camera improvements for the 5i). The changelog for the 5i includes:
RMX2020EX_11_A.18 Changelog
- Security
- Android security patch: March, 2020
- Camera
- Optimized rear color of Chroma Boost
- Improved brightness of front video call while using third-party applications
- Optimized color performance of front camera while using third-party applications
- Optimized clarity of front camera while night environment
- Fixed
- Fixed the low probability issue of inaccurate automatic brightness adjustment under the sunlight
Download March 2020 Update for the Realme 5i
Meanwhile, the changelog for the Realme C2 goes as follows:
RMX1941EX_11.A.24 Changelog
- Security
- Android security patch: March, 2020
- Settings
- Added swipe gestures from both sides
- Network
- Added Airtel and Jio VoWiFi features
Download March 2020 Update for the Realme C2
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