Real frames · neoui snapshot tests

What the phone shows

Every screen here is a real frame from neoui, the Rust UI. The snapshot tests render it with the same software renderer that runs on the Pixel, at the phone's 1080 × 2160. The names, events and networks in them are demo data.

Source: NeoSymbian/neoui · snapshots/

Home and the shell

The home screen with its clock and widgets, the quick settings shade, and the app switcher.

Home screen: large clock, today's events, favourite contacts, music widget and a dock — **Home**Clock, Today, contacts, music

Pulled-down shade with quick settings — **Shade**Quick settings

App switcher with recent apps — **Switcher**Recent apps

Clock app — **Clock**Alarms, world, timer, stopwatch

Calls and people

Calls go out over LTE with two-way audio on the phone. These frames show the call view, the call log, Contacts and Messages.

Call screen: calling, with Add call, Mute, Keypad, Speaker and End — **Call**Mute, Keypad, Speaker

Phone app call log — **Recents**Call log

Contacts list — **Contacts**Search and cards

Messages conversation thread — **Messages**A thread

Settings, Wi-Fi and tools

Wi-Fi joins WPA2 networks on 2.4 and 5 GHz. The Terminal runs the 2010 text programs through a console server written in Rust.

Settings main list — **Settings**All sections

Wi-Fi settings, connected to a 5 GHz network — **Wi-Fi**Connected, 5 GHz

Browser showing a page — **Browser**A page

Terminal with a demo shell session — **Terminal**Esc, Tab, Ctrl, arrowsdemo text, not a real session

A system keyboard in three languages

English, Armenian (phonetic) and Russian. The globe key switches layouts, and any text field raises the keyboard.

Keyboard, Armenian phonetic layout — **Armenian**Phonetic