The Realme P3 doesn’t have a built-in feature called “App Drawer Suggestions” or a standard “Smart Sidebar” in the same way some other phones do (like those with OxygenOS or MIUI). Realme phones typically use their own custom skin called Realme UI (or a version of ColorOS, depending on the region and time of release). These skins often include similar functionalities but under different names and with varying implementations.
To find features similar to app drawer suggestions and a smart sidebar, you should look for these options within Realme UI on your P3:
* App Drawer Suggestions/Recommendations: Realme UI might offer app suggestions based on usage within the app drawer itself, but this isn’t a dedicated setting. The app drawer’s organization will likely adapt over time to show frequently used apps more prominently. There’s no specific setting to enable or disable this intelligent sorting; it happens passively.
* Smart Sidebar/Floating Window: This is more likely to be found. Look for settings related to “Smart Assistant,” “Floating Window,” “Assistant,” or a similar term in your Realme P3’s settings. It might be within the following locations:
* Settings > Smart Assistant/Smart Features/Utilities: This section often houses features like floating windows, split-screen mode, and other assistive tools.
* Settings > Accessibility: Some assistive tools like floating windows might be grouped under accessibility settings.
* Three-finger swipe gesture (if enabled): Some Realme phones enable a smart sidebar by using a three-finger swipe gesture from the side of the screen. Check your gesture settings.
If you can’t find a Smart Sidebar or similar feature:
* Check for Updates: Ensure your Realme P3 has the latest Realme UI version installed. New features are sometimes added through software updates.
* Third-Party Apps: There are several third-party apps on the Google Play Store that provide similar functionality to a smart sidebar. These apps often offer customizability and additional features. However, exercise caution when downloading and using third-party apps.
In short, there’s no direct equivalent to the features you mentioned, but similar functions are likely available under different names within the Realme UI settings. Explore the settings menus meticulously, focusing on “Smart Assistant,” “Smart Features,” “Accessibility,” and gesture settings. If you still can’t find it, consider using a third-party app as an alternative.
