New open beta updates for OnePlus 3, OnePlus 3T brings improvements and fixes

OnePlus is rolling out a new Oxygen OS Beta build for the OnePlus 3 (Open Beta 14) and OnePlus 3T (Open Beta 5). The update mostly includes bug fixes, improvements and optimizations.

The new beta update brings improvements to Bluetooth, clock widget, Dark Theme and Translation, and optimizations to GPS, Launcher and Night mode, along with bug fixes. The new build also updates the community app to version 1.8. Here's the full list of changes shared by OnePlus:

• Bluetooth improvements
  • Car bluetooth fixes
  • Battery usage optimizations
  • Fixed some auto connection issues
• GPS optimizations
  • Improved accuracy, now less likely to drop GPS connection
• Night Mode optimizations
  • Update default sunrise time (8AM -> 6AM)
  • Fixed issue of auto night mode not turning off
  • Fixed issue of auto night mode turning on, but doesn’t stay on
  • Fixed issue of night mode causing issues with sRGB
• Launcher optimizations
  • Fixed issue of system reboot when setting wallpaper
  • Fixed issue where setting of wallpaper doesn't work
  • Prevent occasional Launcher crash
  • Removed extraneous wallpaper entry
• Clock widget improvements
  • Fixed bug where clock widget shows smaller after exit of a full-screen app
• Dark theme improvements
• Translation improvements
• Updated community app to 1.8
• Other general bug fixes and optimizations

As usual, the new beta build will roll out over the air for OnePlus 3/3T users who are already on beta software, and others who are still on the official stable OxygenOS build, will have to manually flash the ROM. Also, once you have migrated to the Beta path, you will receive Open Beta OTAs in the future, and no longer receive regular stable OTAs. Moving back to stable OTA path from the beta path will require a full install and clean flash.

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