OnePlus 3 And OnePlus 3T Smartphones Are Will Update To Android O Operating System
OnePlus has announced that the OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T will see Android O before the end of the year. Although we find it hard to see what has happened to the OnePlus 2.
OnePlus has recently introduced its new phone, the OnePlus 5, occupying the covers for good and for bad . It has aroused expectation in certain aspects, but that has not freed him from causing controversy in many others. But that does not mean that we should forget the old devices.
The OnePlus 3, although its continuation has been released, is still a very good phone that still has a lot to say . But for this you need OnePlus to pay you some attention. That is, it needs to be kept in the dark, and have updates that give the latest Android.
OnePlus will upgrade to Android O OnePlus 3 / 3T …
The news comes through a thread in which the OnePlus team answered questions on the Android Reddit. Although they have been answering few questions, they have answered a user who asks how long the OnePlus 3 / 3T updates will take. And although they have not answered that question, they have made another kind of promise.
According OnePlus, both the OnePlus OnePlus 3 and 3T will be upgraded to Android or before the end of the year. They have not released any further information: or exact dates, comments or managers, nothing. We only know that an update should reach current owners before the end of the year.
… but we can not trust in excess
However, relying on OnePlus for updates is difficult. OnePlus already promised that Android Nougat would arrive at OnePlus 2, a telephone with less than 2 years at that time. This promise was left in nothing when OnePlus announced that it will not be upgraded at the end, gaining the hatred of many.
And the OnePlus 2 is not the only phone that has not had almost updates in its short life. And something similar happened to OnePlus One when they promised they would have two years of Oxygen OS. The Chinese company has a very black history of updates. Something ironic if we think that the phones are more open to the personalized ROMs.
