The October update for ColorOS introduces new desktop widgets, including quick notes and expense tracking. Users can now drag and drop link cards from chat applications like WeChat and QQ directly into other apps. Additionally, the system now supports exporting scanned documents into PDF, Word, PPT, and Excel formats, while translation results can be shared as images.
The update enhances vehicle projection features with full-screen playback and parallel view support for multitasking. The translation tool now allows exporting simultaneous interpretation records to notes and includes offline language packs for Hindi and Spanish. Security features have been bolstered with a new fraud reporting tool for calls, messages, and websites, alongside an improved file cleanup module.
OPPO AI capabilities have been expanded to display pending Douyin vouchers within the system's suggestion and fluid cloud interfaces. The AI memory feature now supports image imports and camera photos to create entries. Furthermore, the AI briefing tool has been optimized to analyze personal schedules and habits to provide proactive suggestions.
The rollout of these updates began on September 22 and is scheduled for completion by October 31. The update covers users of OPPO and OnePlus devices running ColorOS 16 or higher, as well as Realme devices running ColorOS 17.
