Oppo officially intros ColorOS 15 based on Android 15, reveals update roadmap

As expected, Oppo has just revealed its take on Google’s latest version of Android, ColorOS 15. Based on Android 15, the new version of Oppo’s OS focuses on AI and brings a lot of visual changes, as well as major improvements to various apps that come with the system.

One of the most interesting new features coming with ColorOS 15 is called “parallel animation,” which allows multiple windows to operate at the same time. In addition, ColorOS 15 introduces so-called “enhanced motion effects,” which promise to offer a more consistent sliding experience across Oppo and third-party apps.

As far as gaming goes, Oppo announced that with ColorOS 15, most of its devices will be able to maintain an average of 116.7 frames per second (FPS). This applies to video calls too. The Chinese handset maker also claims that the average application installation speed has been improved by 26 percent. Oppo also promises a 50 percent faster initial loading speed for third-party app albums.

At the core of Oppo’s ColorOS 15 sits the Aurora Engine, a new rendering architecture that uses a non-traditional parallel response method rather than serial. According to Oppo, the new solution provides an 18 percent improvement in control response speed and a whopping 40 percent increase in control stability.



Along with the Aurora Engine, Oppo introduced its Tidal Engine, another solution that boosts multimedia decoding performance and file decompression time. The Tidal Engine is expected to enhance dynamic cache allocation three times more efficiently than instruction acceleration.

Moving on to the AI improvements, ColorOS 15 comes with the Super Xiaobu Assistant, which offers advanced interaction capabilities like one-click screen queries, screen recognition Q&A, circle question and photo Q&A.