OnePlus has started rolling out the latest software update for the OnePlus 11. As OnePlus announced via its Forum forum, this update is only available in India. The OxygenOS 14.0.0.800 update improves system stability along with the May 2024 Android security patch.
OxygenOS 14.0.0.800 improves sound over Bluetooth
The latest OnePlus 11 update fixes the home screen display issues. Users reported that the app icon moves slightly after closing the app. This update fixes low volume issues and also improves sound over Bluetooth.
Here are the complete changes:
- Include the May 2024 Android security patch to increase system security.
- Improves system stability.
- Fixed a display issue where the app icon on the home screen could move slightly from where it should be after closing the app.
- Fixed an issue where the volume of Bluetooth speakers and headphones could be low.
In a social media post, OnePlus announced that the update will be rolled out gradually. It will initially be rolled out to a small number of users and then rolled out more broadly over the next few days.
The expected specifications of the OnePlus 13 have leaked online
In other news, rumors about the OnePlus 13’s expected features hit the headlines. The smartphone is expected to launch in January next year and is said to come with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 processor.
This device is designed for a 6000mAh battery with 100W charging power. However, according to Digital Advisor Chat Station, wireless charging may not be supported.
As far as the design is concerned, the as-yet-unannounced OnePlus 13 is said to have a square camera module with a round camera. If the leaked images are true, the OnePlus 13 could differ from the existing OnePlus 12 with a circular camera island.
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