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OnePlus 2 gets OxygenOS 3.5.5; brings OnePlus 3T software features
This is the first update in quite some time for OnePlus 2 users who were demanding updates for the device after a number of updates for OnePlus 3 users.

OnePlus has announced the launch of Oxygen 3.5.5 update for the users using OnePlus 2. This is the first update in quite some time for OnePlus 2 users who were demanding updates for the device after a number of updates for OnePlus 3. The latest update brings some features to the smartphone that were previously missing.[caption id="attachment_354398" align="aligncenter" width="640"]
Image Credit: OnePlus Forums[/caption]The most significant addition that the company is rolling out is VoLTE functionality for select carriers along with other smaller updates like App Lock, Battery Saving, Gaming Mode, Shelf optimisations and updated OxygenOS UI. This comes along with updated interface and UI for the Clock app in addition to the December 1, 2016, Android Security Patch Level. The full changelog for the update is detailed below.
Image Credit: OnePlus Forums[/caption]The most significant addition that the company is rolling out is VoLTE functionality for select carriers along with other smaller updates like App Lock, Battery Saving, Gaming Mode, Shelf optimisations and updated OxygenOS UI. This comes along with updated interface and UI for the Clock app in addition to the December 1, 2016, Android Security Patch Level. The full changelog for the update is detailed below.- Enabled VoLTE functionality for select carriers
- Added App Lock
- Added Battery Saving Mode ( Settings > Battery > More )
- Added Gaming Mode ( Settings > Developer Options )
- Added Additional Options for the Alert Slider.
- Redesign of the Volume Adjustment Bar
- Shelf Optimizations
- Updated OxygenOS UI
- Updated Interface and UI of the Clock app
- Updated Android Security Patch Level to 1/12/16
- Increased System Stability
- General Bug Fixes
First Published:Dec 23, 2016, 11:27:37 IST
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