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Exclusive: OxygenOS and Realme UI Being Discontinued, Ending a Golden Era

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Why it worked

The video taps into a common concern among smartphone users about UI changes and brand identity, leveraging the discontinuation of popular operating systems to generate discussion and engagement.

Summary

OPPO is discontinuing Realme UI and OxygenOS, merging them into a unified ColorOS to cut costs and streamline development. This move aims to improve software stability and efficiency by reducing the number of distinct Android skins they maintain.

Structure

1Announcement of UI change
2Explanation of similarity between Realme UI and OxygenOS
3Reason for discontinuation (cost-cutting, efficiency)
4Pros and cons of the change
5Call for audience opinion

Product placement

Realme UI (ACTS - it is an Android skin for phones, its interface is operated, it generates a visible result, and its function is discussed. Removing it would change what happens in the video.) OxygenOS (ACTS - it is an Android skin for phones, its interface is operated, it generates a visible result, and its function is discussed. Removing it would change what happens in the video.) OnePlus (APPEARS - it is a brand name mentioned in the context of OxygenOS, but its interface is not operated or demonstrated. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.) OPPO (ACTS - it is a company that makes phones and develops Android skins. The video discusses its decision to discontinue Realme UI and OxygenOS, and its role in maintaining these skins. Removing it would change what happens in the video.) ColorOS (ACTS - it is an Android skin for phones, mentioned as a skin that OPPO maintains and will be the unified UI. Removing it would change what happens in the video.)