Even if you’re not buying the OnePlus 6T which just went on
sale today, you have much to be happy about if you’re a OnePlus 6 owner. That’s
because some features from the former are also now obtainable for the latter
through the OxygenOS 9.0.2 update which has started rolling out today. The
update contains Nightscape, a shortcut for the Google Assistant, and even the
security patch for November, even though it’s still early days for the new
month now.
Kudos to OnePlus for rolling out this update that actually comprises
several features that were part of the Open Beta 6 just a few days ago. This
includes the enhanced About Phone UI as well as the new app-switching gestures.
You also get an improved standby power consumption and the aforementioned
security patch for this month, which we’ve sustained to emphasize, is pretty
important for your device’s protection.
Nightscape is an important thing to bring to OnePlus 6,
coming from the newly released OnePlus 6T. This is good news for mobile
photographers as it will help you take improved pictures during low light conditions
and also help you with your night-time photography. So not only will OnePlus 6T
users’ advantage from this feature, but even their slightly older cousin will.
We’ve known about the Google Assistant power key shortcut
since it was part of the Open Beta publicized last September. Now it’s finally
arrived for the OnePlus 6. Once you’ve updated your OxygenOS to the latest
version, you’ll just have to grasp down the power button for half a second lengthier
and it will trigger Google’s official digital assistant. Just go to the
Settings > Buttons & gestures, then toggle the “quick activate the
assistant app”.
The OTA update for OxygenOS 9.0.2 will have a staged rollout
starting today but only for limited users firstly. There will be a broader
rollout in the next few days.
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