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OnePlus 2 started receiving the OxygenOS 2.0.2 OTA



In just matter of weeks, we have OnePlus back with their next firmware OTA for the manufacturer's latest and hottest smartphone in town, the OnePlus 2. This time around they are rolling out the operating system refreshment version, OxygenOS 2.0.2 for the all new phone. According to OnePlus's forum staff member, the new software upgrade have already began heading to the devices starting yesterday, but incrementally, meaning it should take up some time before you see an update notification hit your handsets, as administrator Helen appreciates your patience.

As OnePlus is fairly known as the people's brand, made by people for the people, they seemed to have specially addressing that, the phone maker have been continuously listening to all of it's fans around the world and their concerns on the forums and social media, so they are committed on maintaining frequent updates for their products.

So in sense of Never Settle, these are the areas where your going to see improvements and enhancements from, as you download and install the new OxygenOS 2.0.2 refurbishment on to your OnePlus 2.

  • Improvements to fingerprint recognition accuracy
  • Resolves a bug that could cause volume to be muted unexpectedly
  • Stability improvements to the front facing camera
  • Camera preview UX improvements

It's also worth reminding you that, a 2.1 update is on it's way from the developers of the OxygenOS with more significant improvements, that has been scheduled for mid of this month, September.

Source - OnePlus

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