News & Reviews:   colorOS

Xiaomi, OPPO and vivo recently announced that they are joining forces to make it easier for users to migrate data between all three brands’ devices. These include data from third-party apps when users migrate from one brand’s phone to another.

Following the success of its ColorOS 13 beta programme, OPPO has now released the stable version of the Android 13-based OS to some of its smartphones. Most recently, the list of devices receiving the update includes the OPPO Reno8, K10 5G and the A77 5G.

In a bid to enhance their competitive edge, most companies invest in R&D for their products instead of only manufacturing them. OPPO is the same with its internal development team and had some interesting reveals at its latest conference.

Yup, you read the headline title right - the next OnePlus device (which isn't the OnePlus 9T series) won't be using OxygenOS purely but merging with OPPO's ColorOS. This was confirmed in an interview between The Verge and OnePlus CEO Pete Lau recently. But what does that mean for the future of OxygenOS?

By now, most OnePlus and OPPO fans have already taken note of the merging between the two tech brands. Each company is still working independently, but some of us wondered if the operating system could appear on each other's device. Well, OnePlus CEO Pete Lau has the answer.