Vivo announced on Thursday they’re replacing the FuntouchOS with a new and upgraded operating system. The introduction of the new OriginOS will reportedly offer more interactive widgets, new gestures, visual changes and a few UI tweaks here and there.
Today, Vivo has released a definitive roadmap for update queries regarding OriginOS.
30 Vivo Smartphones will reportedly support the option to switch to the new operating system. The unreleased X Series – probably the rumored Vivo X60 – will be the first Vivo phones running on OriginOS fresh out of the box.
Vivo will reportedly roll out the public beta for OriginOS for in accordance with the following variant breakdown:
Out of the box
- New vivo X series
Before January 31, 2021
- vivo NEX 3S
- vivo X50 Pro+
- vivo X50 Pro
- vivo X50
- vivo S7
- vivo iQOO 5 Pro
- vivo iQOO 5
- vivo iQOO 3
- vivo iQOO Pro
- vivo iQOO
- vivo iQOO Neo3
Before Chinese New Year (February 12, 2021)
- vivo NEX 3/vivo NEX 3 5G
- vivo X30 Pro
- vivo X30
- vivo iQOO Neo
- vivo iQOO Neo 855
In Q2 2021
- vivo X27 Pro
- vivo X27
- vivo S6
- vivo S5
- vivo S1 Pro
- vivo S1
- vivo Z6
- vivo Z5x
- vivo Z5i
- vivo Z5
- vivo iQOO Z1x
- vivo iQOO Z1
- vivo NEX Dual Display
- vivo NEX S
- vivo NEX A
This update targets Smartphone users all around the world – mostly China – where Google Services don’t work. There’s little to no information about a tentative global rollout schedule at this time.
Expect to get some official impressions a month or two after the OS is released in China.
