Future Lenovo smartphones might be more natural looking – and refreshed all the more routinely, the organization guarantees in a statement.
Lenovo’s in-house smartphone programming is going to implement the method of the dodo. On Friday, the organization affirmed that it’s ending the development of the Vibe Pure UI, a custom experience that is transported on Lenovo smartphones running Google’s Android OS, for example, the Lenovo K6 Power the organization sold in India. Rather, it’ll receive something nearer to the stock adaptation.
What we have done in the last 11 months is we looked at what we had in terms of software perspective. We have been close to the consumers and we saw what they were asking for. – Anuj Sharma, Head of Product Marketing, Lenovo
The inspiration driving Vibe Pure UI was to decrease bloatware, the undesirable applications that bearers, producers, and programming designers preloaded onto smartphones these days. In any case, it wasn’t completely effective, as indicated by Sharma.
For the Indian market, the preference was with the stock Android experience.
Lenovo isn’t totally deserting its customizations; however, the organization’s future programming will look a ton nearer to the form that ships on Motorola smartphones like the Moto Z2 Force and Google Pixel-marked gadgets. Except for Dolby Atmos, Dolby’s sound upgrading programming tech, and TheaterMax, a wide-edge mode that extends video applications to fill the whole screen, prospective handsets like Lenovo’s K8 Note and K6 Power will include minimal design tweaks.
As an added benefit, stock Lenovo phones will get updated more efficiently to new versions of Android, Sharma said. The Lenovo K8 Note will be the main smartphone to deliver with Android 7.1.1 Nougat. What’s more, Lenovo’s “K series” will receive an update to Android O — the most current form – in the not-so-distant future, with courses of events changing somewhat on chip maker support, inward advancement, and testing prerequisites.
