How to Use Split Screen and Floating Windows on Realme Devices

Realme devices, like many Android phones, offer split-screen and floating window functionality, although the exact method might vary slightly depending on the Realme UI version. Here’s a general guide, and some troubleshooting if it doesn’t work as expected: Split-Screen Mode: 1. Open the first app: Launch the app you want to have on one side of the screen. 2. Access Recent Apps: Typically, you do this by swiping up from the bottom of the screen and holding, or using the recent apps button (a square icon) if your phone has one. 3. Select the second app: In the recent apps[…]

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How to Block Spam Calls and Messages on Realme Phones

Realme phones, like most Android phones, offer several ways to block spam calls and messages. Here’s a breakdown of methods, starting with the most straightforward: 1. Using Realme’s Built-in Spam Protection (Most Effective): Realme phones often include a built-in spam detection feature within the Phone app and/or Message app. The exact location and features may vary slightly depending on your Realme phone model and software version (Realme UI version). Look for options like: * In the Phone app: Check for settings within the Phone app. Look for terms like “Spam protection,” “Call blocking,” or “Blocked numbers.” You might find a[…]

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Best Camera Settings for Low-Light Photography in Realme Phones

Realme phones, like most smartphones, don’t have a dedicated “low-light mode” in the same way some professional cameras do. However, you can optimize settings to get the best possible results in low light. There’s no single “best” setting, as the ideal choices depend on the specific Realme model and the scene, but here’s a strategy: 1. Use Night Mode (if available): Most newer Realme phones have a dedicated “Night Mode” or similar feature. This is your best bet. Let the phone process the image; it uses longer exposures and image stacking to reduce noise and brighten the scene. 2. Keep[…]

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How to Mirror Realme Phone Screen to a Smart TV or PC

There are several ways to mirror your Realme phone screen to a smart TV or PC, depending on the features of your devices and your preferences. Here’s a breakdown of the most common methods: Method 1: Using Miracast (Wireless) * Compatibility: This is a built-in wireless standard supported by many Realme phones and smart TVs. Check your devices’ specifications to ensure they support Miracast. Some older TVs may require a Miracast dongle. * Steps: 1. Enable Wireless Display on your TV: This is usually found in the TV’s settings under names like “Screen Mirroring,” “Wireless Display,” or “Miracast.” The exact[…]

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Realme Call Recorder Missing? How to Enable or Restore It

The Realme call recording feature’s availability and location vary significantly depending on the Realme phone model and Android version. There’s no single, universal solution. Here’s a breakdown of how to troubleshoot and potentially restore it: 1. Check for Built-in Call Recorder: * Phone’s built-in dialer: The most common place is within the default phone app. Look for a settings menu (usually three dots or a gear icon) within the dialer. Check for options like “Call Recording,” “Recording,” or similar. Some Realme phones integrate it directly into the call interface, showing a record button during a call. * Realme’s own apps:[…]

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Realme GPS Not Accurate? Calibrate and Fix Location Issues

Realme phones, like many Android devices, can sometimes experience GPS inaccuracy. This isn’t necessarily a fault with the phone itself, but rather a confluence of factors affecting the signal. Here’s a breakdown of how to troubleshoot and potentially fix GPS location issues on your Realme device: 1. Software and Settings Checks: * GPS Status: Ensure GPS is actually enabled. Go to your phone’s settings, usually under “Location” or “Security & location.” Make sure it’s turned on and set to “High accuracy” (this uses GPS, Wi-Fi, and mobile data for the best results). * Location Permissions: Verify that apps needing location[…]

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Using OTG in Realme Phones – Steps & Troubleshooting

Using OTG (On-The-Go) on a Realme phone allows you to connect various peripherals like USB flash drives, keyboards, mice, and even game controllers directly to your phone without needing a separate adapter. However, the exact steps and troubleshooting may vary slightly depending on your Realme phone model and Android version. Steps to Use OTG on a Realme Phone: 1. Check OTG Support: Not all Realme phones support OTG. Check your phone’s specifications online or in the user manual to confirm OTG capability. 2. Obtain an OTG Cable: You’ll need a USB OTG cable. This is a cable with a standard[…]

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How to Downgrade Realme UI Version Safely

Downgrading Realme UI is generally not recommended and can be risky. Unlike some other Android manufacturers, Realme doesn’t officially support downgrading firmware. Attempting to do so can lead to several problems, including: * Bricked phone: This is the worst-case scenario where your phone becomes completely unusable. * Data loss: You may lose all your data during the process. * Bootloops: Your phone may get stuck in a continuous reboot cycle. * Incompatibility issues: Downgraded firmware might not work properly with your current apps or hardware. * Security vulnerabilities: Older versions of Realme UI may have known security flaws that are[…]

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How to Use Realme’s App Lock & Hide Apps Feature

Realme phones offer an app lock and hide apps feature, usually found within the “Security” or “Privacy” settings. The exact steps might vary slightly depending on your Realme phone’s model and Realme UI version, but the general process is similar: 1. Locating the App Lock Feature: * Method 1 (Most Common): Go to Settings > Security > App Lock. You might also find it under Privacy > App Lock or a similar location within the Security/Privacy menu. * Method 2 (If Method 1 fails): Use the search function within your Settings app. Search for “App Lock” or “Hide Apps”. 2.[…]

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Realme Screen Recording Tips – Internal Audio

Realme phones offer built-in screen recording, but capturing internal audio (the sound from your games, videos, or apps) isn’t always straightforward. Here are some tips for recording internal audio with your Realme screen recording: Method 1: Using Built-in Screen Recorder (Limited Availability) * Check your Realme version: Some newer Realme models have a built-in option within their screen recorder to include internal audio. Look for a setting within the screen recording options that allows you to enable “Internal sound” or a similar option. This is the simplest method if available. * Permissions: Ensure that your screen recording app has permission[…]

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