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Vivo OriginOS 6 Launches with AI Features and Liquid Glass Design

Vivo Launches OriginOS 6 and BlueOS 3 with Major AI Upgrades

Vivo has officially unveiled OriginOS 6, its latest Android 16-based operating system, alongside BlueOS 3 for smartwatches. The update introduces a complete visual redesign inspired by Apple’s Liquid Glass and packs powerful AI features like Live Photo AI Removal.

Key Takeaways

  • OriginOS 6 features a Liquid Glass-inspired interface with Atomic Island
  • New Blue River Smooth Engine promises lag-free performance
  • Advanced AI tools include Live Photo editing and Circle to Search 2.0
  • BlueOS 3 extends smartwatch battery life up to 33 days
  • Rollout begins November 2025 and continues through May 2026

Fresh Design with Liquid Glass Inspiration

OriginOS 6 completely revamps the user interface with circular app icons, curved-edge widgets, and a dynamic clock that adjusts when notifications appear. The design draws clear inspiration from Apple’s Liquid Glass aesthetic in iOS 26.

A standout feature is the Atomic Island, similar to Apple’s Dynamic Island, providing quick access to music controls and stopwatch functions. The update also adds progressive blur effects, stacked notifications, and a customizable control center.

Performance Boost with Blue River Engine

Vivo’s new Blue River Smooth Engine utilizes super-core computing and dual-rendering architecture to deliver smoother animations and better touch responsiveness. The company claims significant lag reduction when switching between apps, ensuring a fluid user experience.

AI-Powered Features for Enhanced Productivity

The update brings comprehensive AI capabilities including:

  • AI phone assistant and summary generation
  • Circle to Search 2.0 for instant information lookup
  • Live Photo AI Removal for editing moving images
  • AI image editor for resolution enhancement and object removal

Live Photo AI Removal stands out by allowing users to erase unwanted elements from both still photos and Live Photos, offering unprecedented editing flexibility.

BlueOS 3 Extends Smartwatch Battery Life

Launching alongside OriginOS 6, BlueOS 3 debuts on Vivo Watch 5 and iQOO Watch 5 starting November 3. The smartwatch platform promises exceptional battery life – up to 33 days for Vivo Watch GT 2 – along with new always-on display faces and personalized app suggestions.

Staggered Rollout Schedule

Vivo has outlined a comprehensive rollout plan spanning seven months:

  • November 2025: Vivo X Fold 5, Vivo X200 Series, iQOO 13
  • December 2025: Vivo X Fold 3 Series, Vivo X100 Series, iQOO 12 Series
  • January 2026: Vivo X Fold 2, Vivo X90 Series, Vivo S30 Series
  • February-April 2026: Mid-range and older flagship models
  • May 2026: Vivo Y300 Series completes the rollout

The update represents Vivo’s most significant software overhaul, combining aesthetic refinement with practical AI tools for everyday use.

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