The first copy of Apple’s Dynamic Island by Realme.
A few months ago, Apple launched the biggest iOS change in 5 years: the Dynamic Island. In order to take advantage of the front camera and Face ID space, Apple introduced this technology to make the screen of the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max a little more user-friendly.
As always happens, Android’s competitors are very attentive to the innovations launched by Apple on your new devices. An example of this is the new Realme C-Series, which seems to have copied everything about the Dynamic Island. For sample is the first leaked video of this new mobile.
Realme C-Series copied the dynamic island
It was only a matter of time before an Android manufacturer will release a clone version of the Dynamic Island of the iPhone 14. The first almost confirmed is Realme, which seems that one of the novelties of the C series is that it will have a section very similar to Dynamic Island.
The leak is from Madhav Sheth, who works precisely at Realme, who would have posted an image where we can see how the technology called ‘Mini Capsule’ will work. It seems that wasn’t in Realme’s plans, as Sheth deleted the tweet where the footage was posted (though we’ve saved it here).
The Tweet that a Realme executive deleted, which shows the first image of the copy of Dynamic Island
A few hours later, one of the best known leakers on Twitter, Steve H.McFly or OnLeaks, posted a video where we can see how this new Realme technology would work. We leave you the Tweet in question:
It seems that a strange bug has occurred in the Matrix and caused a space-time rift which has disrupted my last trip to the future a bit…😵💫
So, one more round trip later, here’s your first look at #Real meIt is #MiniCapsule in action…😏
Again, on behalf of @Smartprix 👉🏻 https://t.co/qAPkl4gcNn pic.twitter.com/Z29A4j0Jhe
— Steve H. McFly (@OnLeaks) February 22, 2023
An animation showing the “Mini-pod” in action, again displaying the charging status. The animation (see below) looks remarkably similar to Apple’s version of the feature, but it’s unclear if Realme intends to do more.
But it wouldn’t be the only copy of Apple’s Dynamic Island. A few days ago we told you that Xiaomi would also copy the dynamic island, although it is not entirely clear how this technology works.
