OnePlus has a new OxygenOS update for its flagship OnePlus 6 smartphone.
OxygenOS 5.1.9 is now rolling out to OnePlus 6 devices. This update brings with it a lot of improvements, including the July 2018 Android security patches and fixes for accidental touches triggering gestures. There are some camera improvements in there, too, like better image quality and integrated Google Lens, which can give you info about books, buildings, and more when you scan them.
Here's the full changelog for the OxygenOS 5.1.9 update:
System
- Updated Android security patch to 2018.7
- Fixed issues with accidental touches triggering gestures ( Draw V)
- Supported Telia Finland VoLTE (Default On) and VoWifi (Default Off)
General bug fixes and improvements
Camera
- Improved image quality
- Integrated Google Lens mode: Now you can access Google lens from your camera with a tap and Google Lens will tell you what’s in the image, giving you information about things like books, buildings, and works of art etc.
- Added beauty mode for Selfie Portrait
Messages
- Added Group MMS
Wireless & networks
- Optimized stability for Wi-Fi connection
- Fixed stability issue with the Bluetooth connection for cars
The update is now rolling out over the air. It's going out incrementally, which means that it might take a few days to appear on your OnePlus 6.
This looks like a great update for OnePlus 6 owners. Not only is it great to see new security patches, but camera improvements are also awesome, especially since many people rely on their smartphone camera for all of their photo-taking needs.