OnePlus 11 gets new OxygenOS update with several improvements

OnePlus has released a new update for its flagship smartphone, the OnePlus 11, with several notable changes and improvements. The update, dubbed OxygenOS A.10, also includes the latest April 2023 Android security patch.

In terms of communication, the update brings several improvements to Bluetooth and Wi-Fi network connections. The update also includes some notable changes to the camera capabilities of the OnePlus 11. Specifically, it adds support for 32 MP telephoto shots and also improves the stabilization of videos shot in 4K at 60 fps.

The OnePlus 11 OxygenOS A.10 update is rolling out in India and the North America (NA) region. Below is the complete update changelog (Via):

System

• Integrates the April 2023 Android security patch to enhance system security.
• Improves system stability.

Communication

• Improves the stability and expands the compatibility of Bluetooth connections.
• Improves the stability and expands the compatibility of Wi-Fi network connections.
• Improves the stability of network connections for a better user experience.

Camera

• Adds support for 32 MP telephoto shots.
• Improves stabilization for videos shot in 4K at 60 fps.

This latest OTA (over-the-air) update for the OnePlus 11 will be incremental, which means it will initially only be available to a small percentage of users, and then will gradually roll out to more users over the following days.

In parallel, OnePlus is rolling out the OxygenOS 13.1.0.530 update to the OnePlus Nord CE 3 Lite 5G units in India. This update includes a couple of communication and camera-related improvements and also enhances charging speed.

Check out the complete update changelog:

System

• Increases the charging speed in some scenarios.
• Improves system stability.

Communication

• Improves the stability and expands the compatibility of mobile network connections.

Camera

• Improves camera performance for a better user experience.

This update is also rolling out incrementally and will reach a limited number of users today.