OnePlus is one of the mobile phone brands that is gaining more ground lately. This is due to the quality of their smartphones, which generally enjoy high-end features with totally outstanding power.
Although, without a doubt, one of the greatest virtues of the Chinese company is its layer of personalization. OxygenOS is considered by many to be the best-optimized manufacturer software for Android as a result of the huge number of customization tools that it comes with.
However, unfortunately, it will disappear very soon, since it will be integrated into ColorOS, OPPO‘s software, so your OnePlus may lose some of the exclusive functions of OyxgenOS.
Custom buttons
One of the characteristics of the OnePlus software is that you could toggle the use of the buttons yourself . This means that you can set a power button other than the usual one. For example, you can indicate that the unlock button serves to quickly access the Google Assistant or pay with your card.
It is a rather peculiar way of configuring your device, since you can establish certain accesses through the terminal buttons to achieve greater accessibility.
Increased sensitivity
The first thing we think about when buying a new smartphone is that it suffers as little damage as possible from any unforeseen event. One way to protect it is to use a tempered glass so that the screen is not scratched in a fall.
The problem with these is that they decrease the response capacity when touching it, but in the event that you had OxygenOS this was not a problem, since you have at your disposal an option that increases the sensitivity of the screen.
Gestures through letters
Gestures are very useful to access certain applications or tools quickly . Most devices have them built in, but OxygenOS allows you to assign shortcuts through custom gestures with letter shapes.
In this way, even with the screen off , you can enter different software only by tracing a specific letter with your finger.
Hide apps
OnePlus phones have a hidden desktop where you can add apps that you don’t want others to see. There is the possibility of adding up to a password in case someone tries to gain access.
Subtitles for everything
The OxygenOS system has a very particular function integrated, which allows subtitles to be displayed in any application when a voice sounds. Its operation is extrapolated to all software on the device, be it an audio from WhatsApp or a song from Spotify.
