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Oxygen OS 4.1.4 roll-out begins for OnePlus 3/3T owners in India
Oxygen OS 4.1.4 is rolling out in India but there are hardly any changes for the OnePlus 3 and 3T.
The new Oxygen OS 4.1.4 update has started rolling out in India. So, if you own a OnePlus 3 or a OnePlus 3T in India, chances are you will get a prompt or you can go to your settings menu and manually check for the update.Surprisingly the new update only suggest one change in the changelog which says 'Fixed screen flickering issue for Indian region'. There has been no official announcement from OnePlus but we are expecting one soon. We have managed to get the update on a OnePlus 3 and a OnePlus 3T and post the update we didn't notice any prominent changes.![oxygenOS-4-1-4]()
The update is based on Android 7.1.1 and still carries the March security updates. It seems that OnePlus might release a bigger update at a later stage along with the latest security patches.Just last week OnePlus released Open Beta 16 for OnePlus 3 and Open Beta 7 for OnePlus 3T users. Apart from minor bug fixes, the update brings some fixes in the contacts and clock apps, certain app crashes, optimization in power consumption, and more. Here is the full changelog:
The update is based on Android 7.1.1 and still carries the March security updates. It seems that OnePlus might release a bigger update at a later stage along with the latest security patches.Just last week OnePlus released Open Beta 16 for OnePlus 3 and Open Beta 7 for OnePlus 3T users. Apart from minor bug fixes, the update brings some fixes in the contacts and clock apps, certain app crashes, optimization in power consumption, and more. Here is the full changelog:- Enabled Bug report feedback app (User Feedback)
- Fixed duplicate Contacts after upgrading
- Fixed Contacts search function bug
- Fixed alarm clock occasionally not ringing
- Fixed certain app crashes
- Fixed some display issues with Dark and Light themes
- Optimized power consumption
- General bug fixes
First Published:May 21, 2017, 13:13:10 IST
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