Meizu will soon introduce flagship Meizu 17 series phones. The Meizu 17 and Meizu 17 Pro duo will come as the company’s first 5G powered smartphones. According to Meizu’s introduction at Weibo, Meizu 17 phones will also be the first devices to come with an Android 10-based Flyme 8.1 interface. In addition to the innovations offered by design worldwide, Meizu phones are also popular with most Flyme Android themes. Unfortunately, the latest version of the operating system interface called Flyme 8 is still based on Android 9 (Pie). Meizu 17 series will be the first phones to come with Flyme 8.1 Meizu 17 series will offer users Android 10 experience with Flyme 8.1. The company did not explain anything about the new version of its mobile software in the promotional image it shared. However, we know that the latest software will bring Android 10 dark mode system-wide. On Meizu smartphones, dark mode is known as Night Mode. The Night Mode, available to users from Flyme 7, was updated to version 2.0 with the release of Flyme 8, with new features and improvements. The Meizu 17 series will use the stock dark mode offered by Google on Android 10, along with the Flyme 8.1 interface. Chinese smartphone manufacturer in Turkey operating in the market in recent years, 17 series of promotional activities of the Meizu plans to realize on May 8. With the introduction of the Meizu 17 series, more information will be released about Flyme 8.1. The company may also disclose the list of devices that will receive the update at launch. The Night Mode, available to users from Flyme 7, was updated to version 2.0 with the release of Flyme 8, with new features and improvements. The Meizu 17 series will use the stock dark mode offered by Google on Android 10, along with the Flyme 8.1 interface. Chinese smartphone manufacturer in Turkey operating in the market in recent years, 17 series of promotional activities of the Meizu plans to realize on May 8. With the introduction of the Meizu 17 series, more information will be released about Flyme 8.1. The company may also disclose the list of devices that will receive the update at launch.
