It appears that OnePlus really meant the launch and not release date. Additionally, OnePlus cannot release the stable Android 14 before Google. Google’s Android 14 official release was expected earlier this month but got delayed. And now Android 14 for Pixel is expected to be available to the public within the next two weeks. We now also have the official timeline for the stable OxygenOS 14 release for the OnePlus 11 5G. The OnePlus 11 will be the first to receive OxygenOS 14, with the rollout expected to commence in mid-November. So, what did OnePlus launch today? The company introduced us to all the major new features that will be available to users with the OxygenOS 14 update. In addition to this, the OxygenOS 14 Open Beta 2 has also been released for the OnePlus 11 5G. During the announcement last month, OnePlus introduced a new proprietary performance platform called Trinity Engine. OnePlus has been working on it to enhance device performance, power efficiency, and more. Trinity Engine is expected to deliver a faster and smoother experience on OnePlus devices, providing improvements in multitasking, handling heavy tasks, reducing power consumption, and more. Learn more about it on the official page. The way OnePlus described the Trinity Engine, it appears to have the potential to outperform other phones in the market. However we know how things go in real life. OxygenOS 14 brings some useful features that can make our life easy. Some of the useful features are Auto Pixelete 2.0 which will blur sensitive informations like credit card numbers when sharing screenshot. Refined Aquamorphic Design 2.0 which imrproves some elements like colors, animations, music, and more. And then there is Fluid Cloud, which can be easily described as copy of iPhone’s Dynamic Island. There are many other new features like New AOD theme, improved default Notes app, Smart cutout and more. Also Check:
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