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The OnePlus 3T to launch tomorrow; here's everything you need to know about this phone
OnePlus is all set to launch the Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 equipped OnePlus 3T tomorrow.

OnePlus is all set to launch the Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 equipped OnePlus 3T tomorrow. According to the short teaser video posted on Twitter last week, the event will take place at 11:30 PM Indian Standard Time on 15 November, 2016.OnePlus has been counting the date on its Twitter account with the latest tweet saying "T-2" and it will announce the new device on Facebook Live. The launch of OnePlus 3T was confirmed by Qualcomm after it tweeted saying that a new device with a Snapdragon 821 is coming from OnePlus. OnePlus later posted a tweet confirming the launch. As reported, the OnePlus 3T will pack Snapdragon 821 clocked at 2.35GHz, up from the default 2.15GHz in Google Pixel. Also, the OnePlus 3T will include an improved camera sensor, the IMX398, a bigger 3,300mAh battery and will cost $ 80 more than the current OnePlus 3 device.[caption id="attachment_347185" align="aligncenter" width="640"]
Image Credit: Weibo OnePlus[/caption]OnePlus posted a new teaser image for the OnePlus 3T on its Weibo page, which confirms that there will be no changes regarding design and it will look exactly similar to the OnePlus 3. The company wants to launch a smartphone with a better processor to compete with smartphones that will come with Snapdragon 821. This is to tide them over till the launch of the Snapdragon 830-powered OnePlus 4 later next year.The Snapdragon 821 is the first Daydream compatible processor in the market so we can only hope that OnePlus 3T will include support for Daydream along as well as an upgraded, 2K display. There are some reports that OnePlus 3T will come with 8GB RAM and 3,500mAh or a 4,000mAh battery. The Verge points out that the OnePlus 3T will come with Android Nougat 7.0 out of the box.
Image Credit: Weibo OnePlus[/caption]OnePlus posted a new teaser image for the OnePlus 3T on its Weibo page, which confirms that there will be no changes regarding design and it will look exactly similar to the OnePlus 3. The company wants to launch a smartphone with a better processor to compete with smartphones that will come with Snapdragon 821. This is to tide them over till the launch of the Snapdragon 830-powered OnePlus 4 later next year.The Snapdragon 821 is the first Daydream compatible processor in the market so we can only hope that OnePlus 3T will include support for Daydream along as well as an upgraded, 2K display. There are some reports that OnePlus 3T will come with 8GB RAM and 3,500mAh or a 4,000mAh battery. The Verge points out that the OnePlus 3T will come with Android Nougat 7.0 out of the box.First Published:Nov 14, 2016, 14:21:38 IST
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