Mumbai: From the time OnePlus introduced its first smartphone in the market, the company has constantly rolled out updates to improve the functionality offered by their devices.
The Chinese smartphone manufacturing company on Monday rolled out yet another update for the OnePlus 2, offering numerous minor fixes along with two major ones—Google camera and dual-SIM fix.
The OxygenOS 2.2.0 update has finally dealt with the prolonged dual-SIM preference selection issues in settings, which has been a bothering all OnePlus 2 users since day one.
According to the company, the update has also added NTFS and exFAT support for OTG. Moreover, issues related to the Google Camera photosphere and panorama bugs, which affected the OnePlus 2 since the last update, has also been fixed.
Other minor updates include screen temperature adjustment from the phone’s quick settings, security patches, a set of Christmas-themed holiday wallpapers, and other general bug fixes.
However, the company has also mentioned that the update will be rolled out on an incremental basis and some users might receive update later than other users.
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