After unveiling the OnePlus 5T at an event in New York yesterday, the folks at OnePlus didn’t take a break and have released a new Open Beta for the OnePlus 3 and the OnePlus 3T. These latest updates bring some new improvements while hoping to keep the phones trucking along with you.
The first, and probably biggest, improvement comes via the Do Not Disturb UI in the settings menu. This new UI is intended to make interactions with the DND menu “easier to understand” while ensuring that your phone won’t go off when it’s not supposed to.
As is the case with these Open Beta releases, OnePlus has taken to the Forums to share the full changelog for the software. All of the changes can be found below:
New UI for Do Not Disturb
We’ve made the Do not Disturb setting easier to understand
Optimized standby battery usage
Smart Text Selection improvements
This option should now work as intended
General performance improvements
Updated OnePlus and GMS applications
We’ve updated OnePlus Gallery, and fixed some bugs in Weather, Recorder, and File Manager
Updated Google security patch (October 2017)
Other bug fixes and optimizations
Updates to language localization, fixes for extended screenshot in some applications, Bluetooth performance enhancements, camera gesture fixes, and memory optimizations
Since this is still beta software, there are some issues with the Open Beta, as there are a couple of bugs with the UI. Occasionally, blank spaces will appear in “certain areas of the UI”, but since the problems have already been recognized, you can rest easy knowing that a fix is likely coming soon.
If you want to download the Open Beta for the OnePlus 3 and the OnePlus 3T, you can hit the link here to head over to the OnePlus Forums. As is the case with all of these Open Beta releases, OnePlus hopes that you will give the company some feedback, and you can also find that link here.
source: https://phandroid.com/2017/11/17/oxygenos-open-beta-oneplus-3-3t/
date: Fri, 17 Nov 2017 21:46:33 +0000
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