Tag: OnePlus

OnePlus 5 tech specs?

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According to the technical specifications revealed from Amazon India’s teaser page source code for the smartphone, the OnePlus 5 will be featuring an 8 GB RAM and the phone will be using a Snapdragon 835 octa-core processor that reaches speeds upto 2.35 GHz.

The phone is set to release on June 20th officially, and on June 22nd in India. In fact, the sale for the phone will start itself on Jun 22nd at 4:30 pm.

The phone, which will be featuring a dual rear camera setup with a superior camera technology, will be the thinnest flagship smartphone. The phone will feature a 5.5 inch full HD resolution display.

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Although I just bought a new phone half a year back, I am still excited to witness this product. OnePlus has created a different atmosphere, where people can get smartphones with the latest specifications, at less than half the price of today’s leading smartphone brands. Seeing new products launched frequently is remarkable.

Cyanogen, an end to a great start

We will be saying goodbye to Cyanogen, the company responsible for the commercialisation of CyanogenMod, at the end of 2016. That is to say that there will be no further updates to the OS, no more nightly builds and no further security updates. Phones that run this OS, will have to switch to the Open Source version of the the OS.

Initially Cyanogen was a success, and sold to manufacturers like WileyFox and OnePlus that lacked the resources to build their own customized Android interfaces. However, with the OnePlus making its own build of android called OxygenOS, Cyanogen was left behind. For Cyanogen, it is hard to make money on mods, and with Android getting more and more capable every iteration mods are also less necessary than they were when Cyanogen first started out.

Cyanogen gave a lot of good stuff in the world of Android phones. People should thank Cyanogen, especially OnePlus, for making everything better in Android. Read the full article here.