This Is How OxygenOS May Change for Future OnePlus Phones Like OnePlus 7

Last month OnePlus hosted #OnePlusPMChallenge where the users were asked to provide new ideas and designs to make OnePlus’ OxygenOS platform better. The result for the competition was announced and Léandro Tijink was declared the winner. For the competition, Tijink designed a website and suggested nearly twenty tweaks to the current OxygenOS version. The #OnePlusPMChallenge was about submitting features or changes you want to see in current OxygenOS. Tijink created a completely new website and submitted it. The website shows OxygenOS with completely new UI and an improved UX. As promised, OnePlus will implement the features or changes suggested by the winner of the competition in the future version of OxygenOS. Tijink suggested changes starting from the menu to system apps. Let’s take a look at everything he suggested.

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Tijink suggested for an improved setup menu, better ambient display, lock screen, OnePlus Launcher, OnePlus Messages, Notes, Gallery, Community, and Switch, among others. Tijink says that right now the OxygenOS’ setup menu isn’t bad but could be little more welcoming. He said that future OxygenOS should offer more languages support and better layout. Tijink basically says that the setup process must look better and also be better functional.

Commenting on the OxygenOS Tijink said, “Android and OxygenOS have come a long way, with Android being more mature, and Oxygen OS having its own identity. The past few years have been very exciting, with the introduction of many features, like full control over accent colours, gaming and reading mode, gestures and more. I want to take things a step further. Finding the balance between features and design is one of the most important aspects of a phone because we interact with it uncountable times a day. I wanted to create a consistent, fluid and burdenless experience that makes the user feel in control while being focused on the things that actually matter.”