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New update for Realme GT Neo 2T brings new camera features and November security patch

In recent days, Realme has greatly improved the rollout of the November 2021 security patch. It has already started rolling out to Realme X50, X50m, Q3, C21, X2 Pro, and more. Now, Realme GT Neo 2T has joined the party with the latest update.

The November 2021 security update for Realme GT Neo 2T is reportedly rolling out in China with build version A.12. According to the changelog shared by RMUpdate, the update also brings noteworthy changes to the camera department. It includes the addition of a 20x digital zoom function for the rear camera and optimizations for photo effects in zoom scenes and the sharpness of photos in the main shooting scene.

With the November software update, Realme has fixed the reddish camera problem in some scenes and the problem where the camera image is dark in some specific scenes. The device is also getting optimizations to system security, system stability, and power consumption.

Realme GT Neo 2T November 2021 software update

As mentioned above, the November 2021 software update for Realme GT Neo 2T is currently rolling out in China. Soon, it will expand to other regions. To manually check for the update, navigate to Settings >> Software updates.

Device:

  • Realme GT Neo 2T

Update region:

  • China

Build version:

  • A.12

Changelog:

  • Security
    • Update Android security patch (2021#11)
  • Camera
    • Added 20x digital zoom function for rear camera
    • Optimize photo effects in zoom scenes
    • Optimize the sharpness of photos in the main shooting scene
    • Fix the problem of reddish camera imaging in some scenes
    • Fix the problem that the camera image is dark in some scenes
  • System
    • Optimize system performance and improve system stability
    • Optimize power consumption performance in some scenarios

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Vicky Kumar
Vicky Kumar
Vicky Kumar is a close follower of tech especially when it comes to smartphone. He is passionate to write about the new updates in technology. When he is not working, you'll find him watching cricket highlights or surfing the web.

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