OnePlus 3 and 3T to get their last major update

Android O will be the only last major update for One plus 3 and 3T. Yes, Android 8.0 will be the part of one plus 3 and 3 T till they shut down. One Plus today confirmed it by itself.

As usual the update scenario of One Plus have not been such an attraction for their current users. And is still debatable. According to the company itself, these two devices will receive Android O as the latest and only update. They also tell about security patches, and these are not the flattering words.

It is obvious that two of the devices are more capable to support Android P although it is obvious that we may see these updates in the community.

There were some disagreements regarding the updates of OnePlus X an OnePlus 2 and the recent release of OnePlus 5. And now Users are asking certain questions from company like, Why One Plus have received more updates than OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T.

The leader of OnePlus product section, Oliver, has responded and it was clear that Android O will be last major update for OnePlus 3 and 3T.

Oliver said, “When a new device is launched in market, the software team devotes one or two months to solve the bug or glitches in the phone”. It is too clear and reasonable to think like that. Being that OnePlus 5 is the most recent phone, it spends more time to level the updates. They also mentioned the reason behind the delay of August patch. According to them OxygenOS 4.5 is the main reason behind the delay.

Due to hardware difference the gestures and DCI-P3 screen calibrations were not be available in OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T. These features are well suitable for OnePlus 5. The real bad news arises with the question that “How long will software support the OnePlus 3 and 3T?”

The answer is that Android O is the last major update that these phones will receive. On future security patches, shortcuts are shown : “They will continue for the foreseeable future

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