The next OnePlus flagship launching in the first half of 2022 will be the first to carry a new unified OS that merges Color OS and Oxygen OS.
The inevitable is finally happening. OnePlus is fusing together Oxygen OS with Oppo’s Color OS to form a new “unified and upgraded global operating system.” In a recent media briefing attended by Android Authority, the company confirmed that its upcoming flagship launching in the first half of 2022, presumably the OnePlus 10, will be the first phone to feature the newly integrated operating system. “Oxygen OS and Color OS completed a codebase integration in June of this year. This is the start of working forward to create a unified operating system experience for users across OnePlus and Oppo. The unified operating system experience will first launch on the 2022 flagship and then further across devices globally with the major Android update in 2022,” OnePlus CEO Pete Lau said in the briefing. OnePlus buyer’s guide: Everything you need to know about the brand OnePlus’ latest blog post also more or less confirms that the so-called “unified” operating system will replace Oxygen OS entirely, at least on flagship phones.
