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Smartphone maker Realme has started rolling out a new update to its Realme 3 Pro users in India. The update brings February Android security patch and Voice over Wi-Fi (VoWi-Fi) calling service for the older Realme 3 Pro smartphone along with some other changes. The company officially announced the update through its Realme community forum. The update comes with version RMX1851EX_11.C.03 and is 710MB in size. The update is having a staged rollout, meaning it is available for select few users currently. The company is expected to push the update to more users in the coming days, and after testing for bugs, it will be available for all.
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Realme 3 Pro Gets VoWi-Fi Support via Latest Update
The changelog of the February update lists Airtel and Jio VoWi-Fi feature for Realme 3 Pro users. VoWi-Fi or Voice over Wi-Fi essentially allows users to make voice calls over the internet. The VoWi-Fi uses your Wi-Fi connection to make calls in areas or regions which don’t have good network coverage. This feature is currently limited to Airtel and Jio customers.
So far Realme has rolled out the VoWi-Fi feature to Realme 5, Realme 5s, Realme 5i, Realme X, Realme X2 and Realme XT. The company’s CEO in India, Madhav Sheth took to Twitter and shared a list of devices that have received the feature in February.
In addition to VoWi-Fi, the February update brings several other changes. The update fixes the task lock up limitation prompt that was reported in the recent interface. It also brings fix for the power off countdown pop-up window that stayed dark when users switched off dark mode during the countdown. The Realme 3 Pro users also get the latest February 2020 Android security patch with this update.
