The function is a floating UI element located at the top of the screen that hides the cutout of the front camera. Mini Capsule repeats dynamic island application on iPhone according to the logic of its behavior.
Interestingly, the first news about the new development was announced by Realme CEO Madhav Sheth. On his Twitter account, he posted a photo of the brand’s first smartphone to receive a Mini Capsule.
But then a series of strange events happened. First Sheth deleted the photo, but then another user regained access to the photo.
The new technology will reportedly roll out to compatible devices via a firmware update. Therefore, even the already released Realme smartphones have a chance to receive Dynamic Island analogues, although they were not yet available at the time of announcement.
Source: Ferra
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