OnePlus continues its proactive path in updating its "not latest generation" devices, focusing attention on the latest software innovations with the launch of the new OxygenOS 14. In this context, OnePlus 9 and its variant OnePlus 9 Pro enter in the testing arena, welcoming the Closed Beta of the operating system. Here are all the details of the update in question, given that it is limited to a few users.
Who can update OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro to OxygenOS 14
The Closed Beta phase, currently underway, specifically involves the OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro models, two of the Chinese company's flagship devices. This phase, although exclusive e limited, represents an important step in the software development process, allowing developers to collect valuable data to refine and optimize the final version of OxygenOS 14.
At the moment, the Closed Beta is only a reality for the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro marketed in India, and access is permitted to a inner circle of 500 users, carefully selected by the OnePlus team and bound to compliance with certain criteria. These include being active members of the community and committing to reporting any anomalies through designated platforms, such as a specific app or a dedicated Telegram channel.
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Integration with Android 14
La OxygenOS 14, built on the foundation of Android 14, promises to elevate the user experience thanks to a series of improvements and new features. The one that stands out among all is the Trinity Engine platform, designed to masterly manage all multi-tasking activities and ensure fluid performance even in moments of greatest strain on the device, through a thoughtful use of CPU and RAM resources.
Trinity Engine represents a fundamental element of OxygenOS 14, a real engine that includes various technologies such as CPU Vitalization, RAM Vitalization, ROM Vitalization, HyperBoost, HyperTouch e HyperRendering. These technologies were developed for optimize the performance of your OnePlus hardware 9 and 9 Pro.
Participating in the Beta program offers the opportunity to preview the new features and improvements brought by OxygenOS 14. However, being a non-definitive version of the operating system, OnePlus warns that there may be problems, including difficulty using camera flashback in certain situations and slowdowns when downloading updates from the Google Play Store.
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