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Welcome, InfoNomi is a RealMe 9i and today I'll show you a couple tweaks and tricks you
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can do on this phone. So to get started, we're going to begin with the personalization tab under settings right
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here, which allows you to simply personalize your device to your liking. Now in here we have things like icon styles, which allows you to change the icon packs
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If you have downloaded some from the play store, you can change them right here
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You can also change the size of them and the name size or just completely remove the names
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if you don't want any of them. Additionally you have things like the little buttons right here, so you can change the
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shape of them. As you can see you have different shapes and we can change also the colors of them
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So there we go. We need to press apply and you can see that it's changed
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And you have also wallpaper and app layout, so you can go into it
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Now moving on to the next thing that I want to show is the simple dark mode, which is
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located under the display and brightness. You have the heart toggle right here, so light and dark, which will permanently enable the
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one that you choose. But underneath you have also auto switch. When once enabled, the device will switch automatically based on the time of day
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So during the nighttime, it will actually switch to the dark mode, giving you what I
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would consider best of both worlds. And you can also tap on the text yourself and select it to be custom, which allows you
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to select the time that it will switch. So you have start and end time of dark mode as an example
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So that is something that you want to use. I can enable it in here as well
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Moving on to the next thing, which is the screen color mode
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And this is, I believe, also in the display and brightness, but under more
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Yep, screen color mode. We have it set to vivid, but if vivid is a little bit too vivid for you, which sometimes
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I do understand, you can switch it to gentle. So it's supposedly a little bit more accurate color scheme
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So there we go. Might give you a little bit of a benefit of accuracy to colors
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But like I mentioned, it is a little bit more toned down, which you can see by switching
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it back and forth between these two. I personally prefer everything that is usually more toned down
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So that's what I'm going to be sticking with. And moving straight on to next thing, it's going to be the display refresh rate, which
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additionally or not additionally, but it also can be found in the display and brightness
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somewhere in here. It was also under more. So we have screen refresh rate right over here, and we have it set to auto
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Honestly, 90 is not such a huge boost, so I would probably change it to hard 90, so
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it never switches to anything else. But if you want to prioritize battery life, you can select it to be 60, which will only
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run at 60 frames, or you can have it auto, which will kind of switch on the go which
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one you should be using. So 90 or 60. And what that means is that on auto, when we're on a still page like this one, where
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we're not moving anything, it will, I believe, drop to 60 or maybe even lower
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But when you're starting to move the page, it will then automatically shift back to 90
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to give you this smoother animation of like scrolling up and down and just overall smoothness
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of the usability. So that is something that you might want to change
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But I will be sticking with just hard 90. And last thing that I wanted to show is the system navigation
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So gesture navigation, to be more precise. Now, as you've seen, I've been using the buttons or the virtual buttons for this entirety of
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the video. But I personally do prefer gesture navigation. So that's what I'm going to be choosing
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Now, gesture navigations are located under convenience tools. So you can quickly find it
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There we go. Convenience tools, navigation. And we have right here, swipe gestures from both sides
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It automatically enables it. It doesn't give us any guide. It gives us this four page animation right here on how we can navigate through the display
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So we have swipe the bar left and right to kind of switch between applications
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You can swipe up and hold to go to a recent applications. You can swipe up quickly to go home
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And you can swipe from either side to go back, which kind of shows this semi-transparent
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arrow show up right here. So it signifies if you let go, it will go back
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So if you want to cancel it, you can actually kind of go back and let it go
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So there we go. Now, that being said, this would conclude all the tweaks and the tricks that I want
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to share with you. And if you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks
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for watching. I'll see you in the next video
