Chinese smartphone manufacturer OnePlus launched its two smartphones OnePlus 7T, 7T Pro last month. These are the first such smartphones in the world, which have been launched with Android 10 out of the box. After this, the company also rolled out a stable update of OxygenOS 10 based on Android 10 for its OnePlus 7, 7 Pro (review) launched this year. Now the company has rolled out stable updates for smartphones OnePlus 6 and 6T launched last year.
This new update, users will get Android 10, as well as many new features such as Zen Mode, Digital Wellbeing, Security Permission, System-Wide Dark Mode. The company has also released the changelog with this new update through its official forum. The features found with this new update have been told in this change-log.
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To download the stable version of OxygenOS 10 based on Android 10 for OnePlus 6 and 6T, you must have a Wi-Fi connection. If you want, you can also download it through mobile data, but it will take you more time. Also, due to the size of the file, data consumption can also be more. In such a situation, it would be right to download it on the Wi-Fi network. To download this update, first, you have to go to the settings option of the phone. After this, you have to tap on the system. As soon as you tap on the system, you will see system updates in the bottom. You can check and download new updates by tapping there.
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Recently, in the new update released for OnePlus 6, 6T, users will get to see the new UI (user interface) design. Along with this, a new location privacy feature will also be available. With the new update, many customized features of Android 10 will also enable users to experience. Apart from this, users will also get the option to customize the icon of their app according to their own. Many security and system-related bugs have also been fixed in the new update. One of the special features of Android 10 will be the full-screen gesture feature that users can experience. In this, users will have the option of whether they want to use home and back button gestures or full-screen gestures. Users will be able to enable or disable it through settings.
