MobileNews

OxygenOS 10.0.8/10.3.5 rolls out for OnePlus 7 series w/ September patch, more

The OxygenOS 10.0.8 and 10.3.5 updates are now rolling out for the OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro with a couple of important fixes and the September 2020 security patch in tow.

Announced over on the official OnePlus Forums, the stable updates have been heading out for at least the past 24 hours or so to devices. The most notable addition is that of the September 2020 security patch, but there are some important fixes for OnePlus 7 Pro owners.

Power consumption is one area the OxygenOS 10.3.5 and 10.0.8 patches should help with, but there are some display tweaks that should also help prevent screen flashes when using third-party apps. Another new addition is that of some enhanced tutorials for advanced OxygenOS features. This can be found within Settings > OnePlus Tips & Support.

This isn’t the most comprehensive update but it is rolling in in two forms. OxygenOS 10.0.8 will be available in the EU, while the OxygenOS 10.3.5 update is available for those in India. You can check out the full update changelog below:

OxygenOS 10.0.8 and 10.3.5 update changelog

System

  • Newly added user assistance feature to help user master usage skills quickly (Route: Settings>OnePlus Tips&Support)
  • Optimized power consumption of the system and improve user experience (OP7 Pro Only)
  • Fixed the flashback issue with some third-party apps
  • Fixed known issues and improved system stability
  • Updated Android Security Patch to 2020.09

As appears to be the case quite often, the OxygenOS 10.0.8 and 10.3.5 updates are heading out incrementally. That means if you haven’t already seen the OTA notification on your device, you may have to wait a few days before it appears or is available to download and install.


Author: Damien Wilde
Source: 9TO5Google

Related posts
NewsPhotography

This nose-to-lens giraffe photograph earned a major award for its dramatic camera phone perspective

NewsPhotography

“We’ve learned not to trust bright blobs in images.” This is one of the most photographed planetary systems, but a faint planet still played hide-and-seek in more than a decade's worth of photos

NewsPhotography

“It’s more important to click with people than to click the shutter.” The photographer behind one of history's most iconic photographs understood something that too many modern photographers do not

Cleantech & EV'sNews

Trump's dumb idea to tariff Canada over smoke could set a useful precedent