OxygenOS Open Beta Update Based on Android 9 Pie Released for OnePlus 5 and 5T

After a long wait, OnePlus has finally released the Android 9 Pie-based OxygenOS Open Beta update to both its 2017 smartphones- the OnePlus 5 and the OnePlus 5T. OnePlus made this announcement via its official Forums stating that it’s a public beta programme, so any OnePlus 5 or 5T owner can install and test the firmware. The OnePlus 5 gets OxygenOS Open Beta 22 while the OnePlus 5T gets Open Beta 20 update. Users who’re already on the Open Beta ROM will receive an OTA update shortly whereas new users have to install the update manually in order to enjoy the Android 9 Pie sweetness. Talking about the features, OnePlus has posted a lengthy changelog stating that the update brings brand new interface for Android Pie, new navigation gestures for OnePlus 5T, November 2018 security patches and more. In short, this update brings all the features introduced with the OnePlus 6T.

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OnePlus 5 and 5T Gets Android 9 Pie Beta: What’s New?

Starting with the system-wide features, OnePlus has updated the overall Android system to Android 9 Pie. This update brings the new Android 9 Pie based interface which the company introduced with the OnePlus 6. Since the OnePlus 5T sports an 18:9 display panel, OnePlus has added the new navigation gestures alongside the basic gesture navigation of stock Android. OnePlus also updated the Android security patches to November 2018 and also made some optimisations to background app process handling.