"Today, the company detailed some of the key changes in the new OS. One new element is the Star Compiler - Android apps typically come compiled to portable bytecode, which then gets compiled again to something that your phone's or tablet's CPU can actually run. By adding hardware-aware optimizations, Oppo managed to achieve an overall system load reduction of around 14%, with performance improvements reaching up to 26% in some cases."
"The Aurora Engine addresses another crucial system, rendering the user interface. This new rendering pipeline reduces tap response times by around 40% and improves frame stability in sliding animations in third-party apps by around 52%. The Tidal Engine is related to that - it uses chip-level frame tracking to predict when the system would get overloaded and drop frames. The engine boosts the chipset to ensure the next frames are rendered smoothly and dials it back down again."
ColorOS 16 will arrive on October 15, preinstalled on the Find X9 series with older models receiving updates later. The Star Compiler applies hardware-aware optimizations to Android bytecode, reducing system load by about 14% and boosting performance up to 26% in some cases. The Aurora Engine implements a new rendering pipeline that cuts tap response times by roughly 40% and improves frame stability in third-party sliding animations by around 52%. The Tidal Engine uses chip-level frame tracking to predict overload, temporarily boosts the chipset to smooth frames, and lowers power use, improving animation stability by about 37% and reducing power consumption by around 13%. OnePlus devices based on ColorOS will also ship with ColorOS 16.
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