Early this week, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer OnePlus rolled out an incremental update for its Oxygen OS on its recently launched flagship OnePlus 3. However, the update roll out was put on halt after the company detected certain issues with upgrading process.
The company informed about the roll out halt on its blog, officially stating, ‘Due to some reports of issues while upgrading, we are temporarily stopping the rollout to investigate. We will start back up as soon as possible.’ Though OnePlus has owned up the issues with the OTA update, they have not mentioned any details about the issues.
OnePlus had rolled out the OxygenOS 3.2.0 on the OnePlus 3, featuring:
- Enabled sRGB mode in developer options.
- Improved RAM management.
- Improved GPS performance.
- Enhanced audio playback quality.
- Updated custom icon packs.
- Fixed some issues with notifications.
- Improved camera quality/functionality.
- Fixed some issues in Gallery.
- Implemented latest Google security patches.
- Fixed bugs in Clock/Music apps.
Presently the update roll out has been halted. However, the update will soon be available when the issues will be fixed by the company.
