The OxygenOS 14 update, which is based on Android 14, is being rolled out by OnePlus on a number of models. The most recent model to receive this update is the OnePlus 10 Pro, which is currently only available to users in India. It is anticipated that this update will soon be made available to other regions.
As per the official announcement, users who participated in the open and closed beta builds will be the first to receive the stable update, with other users following suit. The build number for the current rollout is NE2211_14.0.0.202(EX01), and the update size is roughly 789 MB.
Keep an eye out for the update in your area as OnePlus keeps spreading OxygenOS 14‘s availability across its devices.
Here is the complete changelog of this new update:
Pantanal Service
• Adds Fluid Cloud, a way of interaction with morphing forms that allows you to view up-to-date information at a glance.
Smart efficiency
• Adds File Dock, where you can drag and drop to transfer content between apps and devices.
• Adds Content Extraction, a feature that can recognize and extract text and images from the screen with one tap.
• Adds Smart Cutout, a feature that can separate multiple subjects in a photo from the background for copying or sharing.
Cross-device connectivity
• Improves Shelf by adding more widget recommendations.
Set your calendars, OnePlus fans! The much awaited OnePlus 12 is scheduled to launch in China on December 4th, and the tech world is in a frenzy of anticipation. The official Weibo announcement has piqued the interest of smartphone enthusiasts who are eager to get their hands on the company’s newest flagship device. Let us take a look at what the OnePlus 12 has to offer.
Unleashed performance
An Octa-core processor with impressive clock speeds (3.3 GHz Single Core, 3.2 GHz Penta Core, and 2.3 GHz Dual Core) powers the OnePlus 12, which is designed to handle demanding applications, gaming, and multitasking with unparalleled efficiency. With 8 GB of RAM and a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, the OnePlus 12 is a powerhouse of performance.
Visual delight
With a 6.82-inch AMOLED display with a pixel density of 510 PPI, users can expect vibrant colors, deep contrasts, and an immersive visual experience. The 120 Hz refresh rate ensures silky-smooth transitions and responsiveness, making every swipe and tap feel natural and effortless. OnePlus has always been associated with stunning displays, and the OnePlus 12 is no exception.
Keeping memories detailed with Oneplus 12
With its impressive triple primary camera configuration—a 50 MP main sensor, a 48 MP ultra-wide lens, and a 64 MP telephoto lens—the OnePlus 12 promises to delight photography enthusiasts with the ability to capture every moment with breathtaking clarity and detail. Enhanced by an LED flash, low-light photography is expected to reach new heights, and the 32 MP front camera makes sure that your selfies are just as stunning as your main shots.
Endurance
The OnePlus 12 is powered by a powerful 5400 mAh battery, which means that users will not have to worry about running out of power during the day. Fast charging via the USB Type-C port adds convenience and makes it possible for users to quickly top off their battery so they can resume using their OnePlus 12 to the fullest.
The OnePlus 12 is ready to redefine what users can expect from a flagship device—a perfect blend of power, style, and innovation—and is getting ready to hit the shelves in China on December 4. With a focus on performance, a captivating display, advanced camera capabilities, and a battery to keep up with your lifestyle, the OnePlus 12 is poised to make waves in the competitive smartphone market. Stay tuned for the official launch, where OnePlus is expected to reveal more details about the global release and availability.
Just a few months after OnePlus unveiled the OnePlus Ace 2 Pro, it looks like the company is getting ready to launch another smartphone under the Ace brand in China. As a point of comparison, the Ace and Ace Pro made their debut last year, while the Ace 2 and Ace 2V debuted in early 2023. The Ace 3, which OnePlus unveiled yesterday alongside the OnePlus 12, is in the driver’s seat this time.
While the precise specifications of the handset are still unclear, OnePlus has provided some information regarding the Ace 3’s display. In addition, the firm provided a list of different OnePlus 12 display specifications, which we have discussed separately, for context. As previously reported, OnePlus’ less expensive option for the 2K panel in the OnePlus 12 will be a 1.5K panel, which has the odd resolution of 2,772 x 1,240 pixels.
The 1.5K screen for the Ace 3 will come from BOE, the same vendor that provides the 2K panel for the OnePlus 12. According to reports, the new 1.5K display will have a peak brightness of 2,600 nits, meaning that the Ace 3 will match the Oppo Find X6 Pro and surpass the Pixel 8 Pro by 200 nits. Also, the panel and Oppo’s P1 display chip work together to get the A+ brightness and color accuracy ratings from DisplayMate. Sadly, it is still unknown when OnePlus will release the Ace 3 or when it, presumably as the OnePlus 12R, will go outside of China.
The OnePlus Open and OPPO Find N3 are the same smartphone, according to CEO Pete Lau, and we recently received our first official glimpse at it via a well-known YouTube channel. Another YouTuber has now been given access to the phone, and in this video, we can see the phone’s main display in detail as well as how it measures up against the Galaxy Z Fold 5.
In a video published by Jagat Review, we see the Open/Find N3 up close once more. But exactly like previously, a piece of paper has been placed over the camera equipment.
The Open/Find N3 is almost as thick as Samsung’s foldable when placed side by side with the Galaxy Z Fold 5. When opened up, it is a little bit wider than the Fold 5. There isn’t much more to learn about the exterior of the phone besides that. Once the device is opened, though, something does stand out.
We see the primary display several times in the video. There is a screen crease there to welcome you, just like on any other foldable phone. The display wrinkle on the Galaxy Z Fold 5 appears to be much less noticeable when compared to the Open/Find N3, though. In contrast, Samsung’s foldable’s screen wrinkle resembles almost a valley.
Additionally, we know that the hinge on the Open/Find N3 is 37% smaller than the one in the Find N2. Lau has also boasted that the hinge uses 31 fewer components than before.
It won’t be much longer before the OnePlus Open comes out, with an expected launch date of October 19. With 10 days left, we’ll see if any new leaks come out before the launch.
Today, OnePlus officially unveiled OxygenOS 14, the latest iteration of its Android 14 skin. Although OxygenOS 14 isn’t officially available yet, at least not in a stable state, OnePlus wants you to be prepared for it when it does. For the time being, it’s accessible as a second beta for the OnePlus 11 that includes all of the new features.
What new features are those? Truthfully, I’m not sure. Although OnePlus was gracious enough to invite us to a briefing on OxygenOS 14, it was challenging for me to learn much because the verbal word salad used to describe what this skin aims to do is more than my brain can process. This stuff is filled with laughable buzzwords and talking points. I’m fairly certain that it was created by a set of algorithms powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and a microchip inserted into the brain.
I’ll do my best to sum-up what OxygenOS will offer your OnePlus phone.
The Trinity Engine! I have no idea what this is, but OnePlus describes it as a combination of CPU, ROM, and RAM Vitalization, as well as the attachment of the capitalized word HYPER to rendering, touch, and boost. All you need to know is that they are powered by an algorithm…and they should make your phone feel faster and smoother for years to come.
OnePlus Cloud now integrates with Google Photos for backups. Cool.
File Dock “enables collection, analysis, and sharing of global information through the Dock or other applications simply by making gestures.” What? I think that means you have a system-level copy-paste-clipboard feature that works across your phone and tablet and PC. Maybe?
Notes app is more robust with a “touch of personality” that includes color, a creative font, and different sized text or images. You’ll also find note editing using underlines, strikethrough, and split lines, as well as categorization.
Smart Cutout allows you to long-press any person or pet in a full-size image (or on a paused video) to crop them out and then play with them as a wallpaper or poster. In OxygenOS 14, you can now identify up to 3 objects in a single photo.
Multi-Screen Connect 2.0 connects your OnePlus phones running OS 14 with a “faster and more stable” connection.
Clone Phone 2.0 lets you setup a new phone to quickly syncrhonize your network, account, and other basic settings.
Security Center from Android 14 is here, because this is Android 14.
Auto Pixelate 2.0 can now “intelligently detect formats like receipts, screenshots from social apps, car license plates, ID documents, boarding passes and more” to pixelate that sensitive info.
Fluid Cloud is apparently not a cloud service and is instead a new design on information presented through notifications and the status bar. It’s like water and liquid, or something, because it expands on OnePlus’ Aquamorphic Design. I just hope they fixed the way notifications work on the lock screen and in the pulldown.
Sounds from nature have taken over with new ringtones and notification sounds.
Go Green AOD is a new take on the always-on display that tracks your steps as you walk throughout the day to then let you know that you are reducing CO2 in the air because you didn’t drive a car.
Once more, OxygenOS 14 Beta 2 is now available to OnePlus 11 users. There is no information yet on when it will become stable. You may expect beta builds for devices including the OnePlus Pad, Nord 3, OnePlus 11R, 10 Pro, and 10T in October. In November, beta builds will be released for yet another set of hardware. Below is a list of everything on it.
The OnePlus 11, which was previously available only in China, has now arrived in the US. Pre-orders have now been available for the flagship device. Here are the finest locations to order the device in advance and locate the best discounts and trade-in prices.
OnePlus 11 pre-orders
Even without the enormous camera array on the back of the phone, the OnePlus 11 offers a lot. The OnePlus 11 features top-notch specs on the inside. A Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, as much as 16 GB of RAM, and either 128 or 256 GB of internal UFS 4.0 storage are all included in that.
The 50MP Hasselblad-branded sensor system is housed in a well-known wraparound camera configuration on the back of the device by OnePlus. The 5,000mAh battery is charged using an 80W rapid charging system. Unfortunately, the US model can only charge at 80W while other models can do so at 100W. Additionally, this time around there is no wireless charging.
The best part about the flagship device from OnePlus is the price. The OnePlus 11 comes in at $699, taking a bite at the competitively priced Pixel 7 series while offering a Qaulacomm SoC and other heavy specs.
As is normally the case, the website with the best deal is from the company selling the device, OnePlus. With a Red Cable Club account, buyers earn a number of points for future purchases. On a purchase like the OnePlus 11, that means getting a larger amount of credits.
Although rewards points are fantastic, the real value is seen when you trade in your outdated technology. Naturally, OnePlus has some restrictions. According to OnePlus, you’ll receive an immediate $500 credit toward your OnePlus 11 purchase if you trade in a OnePlus smartphone, yet we were unable to make this credit show up.
You can also receive up to $200 with that and any other trade-ins; this money could be paid to you after you make a purchase or be made immediately. For instance, OnePlus will add $200 to the trade-in value of a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, making the total trade-in value $560. These values wouldn’t even come close to justifying the trade-in without the credit.
If you’re looking for accessories with your OnePlus 11 pre-order, now would be the time to bundle the OnePlus Buds Pro 2. At $50 off, those who are looking to keep it in the OnePlus ecosystem will want to take that offer up.
The second best place to pick up the OnePlus 11 is Best Buy. Unfortunately, the company isn’t offering trade-in deals with pre-orders, however, customers who place a pre-order will get a $100 gift card. While it isn’t a glamorous trade-in bonus, a Best Buy gift card can go a lot further than OnePlus credit if you already have the devices you need.
The OnePlus 11 should ship out around February 16, with pre-orders going on until the day before.
The OnePlus 11 is scheduled to be revealed in China on January 4 before going global on February 7 in India. Despite the fact that we have already seen images of the phone, the one and only Evan Blass has added some new shots and information to his Twitter page. Before many of today’s tipsters even knew what a smartphone was, Blass has been providing trustworthy photographs and information about impending products.
According to the tweet, the OnePlus 11 will feature a 6.7-inch AMOLED curved display with a QHD+ resolution of 1440 x 3216. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC will be under the hood with the following configurations offered: 12GB of RAM with 256GB of storage, 16GB of RAM with 256GB of storage, and 16GB of RAM with 512GB of storage. The phones will employ the fastest LPDDR5X RAM chips with UFS 4.0 storage. OnePlus has spared no expense as far as this aspect of the phone is concerned.
The primary camera on the back of the phone will be powered by a 50MP Sony IMX890 sensor. A 48MP ultra-wide camera and a 32MP telephoto lens with a 2x optical zoom are also included in the array. The 16MP front-facing camera is used for selfies and video calls. A 5000mAh battery with a 100W quick charging capacity keeps the lights on. The phone will have an IP54 rating, which will protect it from sporadic sprays of water and dust. Don’t intentionally immerse the phone.
ColorOS 13.0 will be pre-installed on the OnePlus 11 when it is unveiled in China. Its foundation is Android 13. The phone weights 205 grams and is available in Green and Black
Blass’ leak also includes an image showing what will be inside the OnePlus 11 box. Besides the phone, there is a protective cover, a SIM tray pin, a manual, a charger (!), and a USB-C charging cable.
The latest iteration of the custom OS is being released at this time by smartphone OEMs. And as Android 13 nears general availability, OEMs have already begun conducting internal testing for their new operating system. Speaking of OnePlus, their upcoming operating system will be OxygenOS 13, which is based on Android 13. And since OxygenOS 13 will soon be available, we already know a few things about it. You can learn more about the supported devices, the release date, and the features of OxygenOS 13 here.
Everyone is familiar with OxygenOS for its UI that is quite similar to stock with some added functionality. However, OnePlus modified the UI and made it more akin to ColorOS from OxygenOS 11. In China, OnePlus even switched to ColorOS. And it got worse with OxygenOS 12. Instead of Warp Charging, even rapid charging on OnePlus is now referred to as Vooc.
Can OnePlus, however, bring back the pleasure of OxygenOS with OxygenOS 13? Well, that depends on the additions and modifications that OxygenOS 13 will bring. And if you’re interested in learning more about the impending OxygenOS 13, you’ve come to the correct place. The release date will be discussed first.
OxygenOS 13 release date
The release of OxygenOS 13 is dependent on Android 13 because it will be based on that operating system. And since everyone is aware that Google recently released the last Android 13 beta, we may assume that the release of the Android 13 stable build is not far off.
Contrarily, OnePlus is going to reveal OxygenOS 13, which will later be made accessible for beta testing. OxygenOS 13 will be available shortly, according to a tweet from OnePlus from a few days ago. Several reputable news sources claim that OxygenOS 10 and the OnePlus 10T will both be unveiled on August 3.
According to the statement, OxygenOS 13 will be accessible for beta testing following the occasion. At the event, OnePlus will also introduce new features that will appear in OxygenOS 13. OxygenOS 13 will be accessible for beta testing on the OnePlus 10 Pro up until the stable release.
We predict that OxygenOS 13 will be released in a stable state in late October or early November. And as was already reported, it will first be made accessible on the OnePlus 10 Pro before moving on to other qualified phones. If you didn’t previously know, OnePlus is testing the Android 13 developer preview on the OnePlus 10 Pro, which does not include OxygenOS 13.
Features (Expected)
Most of the users just want to get back the stock experience that OxygenOS was offering before. But there is only a little hope as everything OnePlus doing is the opposite. They even going to take away the alert slider soon.
As of now, there is very little information available regarding the OxygenOS 13 which makes it hard to guess new features. Well, at least we can expect some of the basic features of Android 13 that includes changes in Privacy and Security, minor UI changes, etc.
A few days back OnePlus shared a OxygenOS 13 teaser video in a Tweet. It reveals a couple of changes that are coming with ColorOS 13, oh sorry OxygenOS 13. So let’s find out the changes teased in the Tweet.
New AOD Screen
The teaser showcased a new AOD design with the Spotify widget and below it are some recommendations or might be the tracks in the Queue. Currently, in OxygenOS 12, it only shows the music icon in AOD. But looks like a big Music Widget can be seen in the OxygenOS 13 AOD. It can also be the Lock screen but as the background is black we are guessing it’s the AOD.
Canvas AOD
Next in the Teaser video is the new Canvas AOD effect. In OxygenOS 13, the Canvas will not overlap with the AOD content like Clock and Date. The portion of the Canvas that is overlapping will automatically be cut. And it will look something as mentioned in the image.
Insight AOD was also shown in the video but it doesn’t reflect any change in that video. Well, we don’t have to wait longer as OxygenOS 13 will be announced on August 3.
Supported Devices
All the changes will only be effective and exciting only if OxygenOS 13 is going to be available for your phone. One good thing about OnePlus is they are transparent about the update policy. Update policy includes how many major Android updates and security update a particular OnePlus phone will get since its launch. And so with the help of the update policy and update history, we can guess OxygenOS 13 Eligible Devices list. below you can check the full list.
OnePlus 10T
OnePlus 10R
OnePlus 10 Pro
OnePlus 9RT
OnePlus 9 Pro
OnePlus 9R
OnePlus 9
OnePlus 8T
OnePlus 8 Pro
OnePlus 8
Nord Series:
OnePlus Nord 2T
OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite 5G
OnePlus Nord CE 2 5G
OnePlus Nord 2 5G
OnePlus Nord CE 5G
Other Series:
OnePlus Ace
OnePlus Ace Racing
Any OnePlus phone that will release after July 2022 and is not on the list will also get the OxygenOS 13 update.
So, this was the list of OnePlus devices that will get the OxygenOS 13 based Android 13 update along with the OxygenOS 13 features and its release timeline.
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The last several years have seen significant transformation at OnePlus. It has been trying to get into the mass market and has moved away from its image of an enthusiast. In the process, it expanded the number of entry-level and mid-range devices in its inventory and reduced the number of flagship models in its lineup to just one, with the OnePlus 10 Pro taking the top spot in 2022. But that state won’t last forever. In an event that was streamed from New York, the company declared that the OnePlus 10T would be the following premium phone it will deliver this year, with a debut date of August 3.
The decision by OnePlus to produce the T model is a return to a tried-and-true tactic that the company abandoned a few years ago. Up until 2020, OnePlus released two flagship lineups each year, with the T series typically the second, significantly more advanced release. Though there is still a slight quirk, the OnePlus 10T might be a good example of that. There is now only a OnePlus 10 Pro available, thus there isn’t a basic OnePlus 10 to compare the 10T against. Furthermore, it doesn’t appear like the 10T will be a more advanced model of the 10 Pro. Here is everything that is currently known about the OnePlus 10T.
OnePlus 10T design
The Verge has received official pictures from OnePlus, giving us a sneak peek at the device’s appearance before its August 3 launch. With a camera array that gracefully curls into the edge of the phone, it has a very similar form to the OnePlus 10 Pro. Additionally, it appears to have the same sandstone-like back that is as silky smooth as the 10 Pro’s. For better or worse, the 10T does appear to lose the curved screen.
The absence of OnePlus’ iconic tactile alert slider, which has always been a part of the company’s flagship experience, is more intriguing than the alteration in the display. The slider that allows you to switch your ringer from silence to vibration to sound is present on the 10 Pro and earlier models but not on the 10T. It does seem to take up a lot of space, as stated by OnePlus, and also appears to contribute to the structural rigidity of the phone, which is why the company wanted to get rid of it. But for OnePlus, this feels like the end of an era.
Hardware
The details of the specifications are currently unknown. According to the most recent report, the phone should have a 32MP front camera and 6.7-inch 120Hz FHD+ OLED display. Two other cameras—a 2MP macro and a 16MP ultrawide—join the 50MP primary camera on the back. The 10T no longer sports the Hasselblad logo, unlike the 10 Pro. Similar to the removal of the alert slider, OnePlus views this as another cost-cutting strategy to enable other features.
The cutting-edge Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, the quickest Qualcomm processor currently on the market, should be inside. Given that the business earlier seemed to be experimenting with the MediaTek Dimensity 9000, this would seem to be a last-minute modification.
For RAM and storage, the phone is supposed to be equipped with standard 8 and 12GB RAM with 128 and 256GB storage variants, but there could also be a more advanced 16GB RAM version in some markets.
It is almost certain that the alleged 4,800mAh battery can charge at a rate of up to 150W. The OnePlus 10T is believed to lack wireless charging, making it slower than the OnePlus 10 Pro’s 80W charging speed. Additionally, dual speakers and an in-display fingerprint scanner are believed to be included with the OnePlus 10T. Software-wise, OxygenOS 12 for Android is anticipated to run on it. Then, after the official release of Android 13, we would anticipate seeing this phone receive OxygenOS 13 at a later time.
Release date and availability
On August 3, 2022, the OnePlus 10T will be unveiled in New York. If you’re interested in seeing what OnePlus has to offer, tune in to the event because OnePlus will be livestreaming it. It’s safe to presume that the 10T will be sold in the US given that the company has moved its launch event to New York. Comparing this to the OnePlus 10 Pro, which the company initially solely released in China, is likewise a change in approach. Much later, it was made available on overseas markets.
Pricing
In terms of cost, we anticipate the OnePlus 10T to be a little less expensive than the OnePlus 10 Pro. It would be strange if OnePlus charged more for the new member of the series than the top-of-the-line alternative because the company is presenting it as a non-Pro phone. Given the 10 Pro’s $900 asking price, a pricing in the $600–$800 range would seem realistic.
To give early customers a chance to test the future software release before the stable deployment, OnePlus released the first Android 13 beta update for the OnePlus 10 Pro last month. The previous build, however, had a number of flaws, thus OnePlus is currently distributing a new Android 13 beta release for the OnePlus 10 Pro. Although OnePlus asserts that the new build is more stable than the previous one, we still don’t advise installing it if you use your OnePlus 10 Pro every day.
The new Android 13 beta release is rolling out as part of OnePlus’ Android 13 Developer Preview Program. It gives developers and advanced users a chance to experience the upcoming version of OnePlus’ custom Android skin ahead of the stable rollout. If you wish to try it out on your OnePlus 10 Pro, check out the full changelog and known issues in the section below.
Android 13 beta changelog:
System
[Fixed] the issue that Data usage cannot display
[Fixed] the issue of crash when turning off/on 5G network
[Fixed] the issue that unable to close all background programs
[Fixed] the issue that the lock screen password was required to enter the launcher after restoring factory settings
[Updated] Android security patch to 2022.05
Camera
[Optimized] the overall shooting effect of the camera, improved the user experience
Known issues:
UI display sometimes might be abnormal
Music playing cannot be paused normally via wired headphones
Occasional abnormal response for gesture operation when the screen was off
No response when tapping the video call button
Auto brightness sometimes works abnormally
Crash issue when setting the Fingerprint animation in Personalizations
Lagging issue caused by switching screen refresh rate
Some applications might be lost after upgrading
ownload: Android 13 beta build for the OnePlus 10 Pro
You can download the region-specific update packages for the latest Android 13 beta build from the links provided below. Make sure you take a full backup of your data before flashing the build.
