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OxygenOS 4.1.5 rolls out

OnePlus 3T Android flagship gets a new firmware update based on Nougat 7.1.1
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The new firmware is based on Android 7.1.1 like its predecessor, bringing mostly minor changes, such as push notifications for information from OnePlus, updated network settings for various carriers, multiple fixes and tweaks, as well as the security updates for May.
by Codrut Nistor, 2017/06/09
Android Software Smartphone

Sadly, OnePlus decided not to offer Android Nougat to those still using the OnePlus 2. However, its two successors continue to receive a lot of attention these days, although the latest OxygenOS update for them does not come with any major changes.

According to the official forum post about the OxygenOS 4.1.5 update, this new software build is based on Android 7.1.1 Nougat and comes with the following highlights:

  • push notifications for information from OnePlus
  • updated OnePlus Community app and network settings for select carriers
  • 1st May Android Security Patch level
  • new WiFi no internet icon 
  • fixes for storage issue on third party file managers, connection problems on Android Auto, and VoLTE on certain Jio SIM cards

In addition to the above, the new firmware also comes with optimizations to battery, connectivity, sensors, low light camera focus, as well as enhanced system stability.

The update has only 90 MB in size and targets the OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T.

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Codrut Nistor, 2017-06- 9 (Update: 2017-06- 9)
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