Gesture navigation arrived in full force on Android recently, and OnePlus was one of the first to embrace it with a collection of optional navigation gestures. Now, ahead of its new launch, the company is talking about how it will revise OnePlus 6T navigation gestures.
Just yesterday, it was confirmed that OnePlus would launch its next flagship on October 30th. Today, the company has confirmed the OnePlus 6T release date for November 6th.
The fall smartphone season is about to pick up in a huge way. After IFA and Samsung’s Galaxy Note 9 unveiling last month, we’re approaching several major releases in October including Google’s Pixel 3, a new device from OnePlus, and more. So, let’s take a closer look at everything coming in this busy month…
While previous rumors pointed to an earlier launch date, OnePlus has taken to the web today to confirm the date of the OnePlus 6T launch event. Come October 30th, the company will launch its latest flagship smartphone.
The OnePlus 6T is just a couple of short weeks away from being unveiled, and today the company is sharing some more details. After confirming the feature last month, OnePlus CEO Pete Lau is further explaining the “Screen Unlock” feature.
OnePlus CEO and co-founder, Pete Lau, sat down with CNET to discuss why the company decided to remove the headphone jack in favor of an in-display fingerprint reader on the next OnePlus model — the 6T.
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The OnePlus 6T is one of many smartphones we’re expecting to land in October. Today, the first official-looking press renders of the latest OnePlus device have hit the web, giving us our best look yet at the new hardware…
We’re not far off from the launch of the OnePlus 6T, and as usual for the company, teasers are starting to come out. With today’s first teaser video, OnePlus is hinting at the in-display fingerprint sensor on the 6T.
OnePlus’ trend of releasing two phones per year isn’t stopping anytime soon, and as October approaches we’re looking forward to the launch of the OnePlus 6T. The company already confirmed a larger battery for the device, but thanks to a leaked image, we might know exactly how much larger the OnePlus 6T battery will be.
We already know a lot about the upcoming OnePlus 6T thanks to leaks and official interviews. Today, though, we’re getting our first good representation of what to expect from the hardware thanks to a set of CAD-based renders of the phone.
We already know quite a bit about the OnePlus 6T thanks to leaks and official details from the company. A mid-October launch has been rumored for quite some time, and today a new leaked invitation is adding some fuel to that fire…
One of the big releases we’re looking forward to going into the fall season is the OnePlus 6T. The phone is expected to change quite a bit from the OnePlus 6 before it, and today we’re getting a first look at the hardware.
The OnePlus 6T is likely arriving within the next several weeks and ahead of its launch, OnePlus is already starting to tease some of the changes made to its next phone. Today, the company has confirmed in an interview that its next phone will ditch the headphone jack.
Last week a handful of new images teased some big changes incoming for the OnePlus 6T including a new fingerprint sensor embedded under the display. Today, OnePlus is officially confirming that feature for its next phone…
Thanks to its accelerated release schedule, we’re probably not far off from the debut of the OnePlus 6T despite the OnePlus 6 having just launched a couple of months ago. Now, a set of photos claims to show off the packaging for the OnePlus 6T which reveals some interesting details about the phone…
OnePlus has been growing a lot year by year, and its latest OnePlus 6 is the most popular device yet. But given the company’s launch schedule, we’re not too far off from the OnePlus 6T, and today we’re getting some new details on that phone.
It’s pretty much common knowledge that, to some extent, Oppo’s smartphones are the “blueprint” for what comes from OnePlus. Year by year, things have been more and more their own, but sometimes, it’s a deal that works out. Now, the Oppo R17 is official, and I wouldn’t mind one bit if the OnePlus 6T looked just like it.
