Some of you already know about the OnePlus 5T, well, we are still going to talk about it anyway. The device was just launched last Friday and it sure looks different from the OnePlus 5. Not only it looks different, but internal hardware is much improved as well such as the full frontal display in 18:9 aspect ratio, a new camera system, facial recognition and others. But first, let's check out the tech-specs:

Still known as one of the best cameraphones around, the Google Pixel's photography prowess comes in part from the software algorithms of the HDR+ feature in its Google Camera app. Now, according to Android Authority, B-S-G from 4PDA, modified Google Camera 4.4 which can be sideloaded for any device using a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, Snapdragon 821 and Snapdragon 835 (these include the LG G6, OnePlus 3, OnePlus 3T, OnePlus 5, Samsung Galaxy S8 and more). While this may improve the quality of low-light shots, we expect this modified HDR+ to also increase processing requirements, making these phones hotter than previously. If that doesn't bother you, feel free to download the app and sideload it into your device.

OnePlus CEO, Pete Lau tweets that he is proud to announce that Android O will come to OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T.

Brightstar Malaysia had just announced that the OnePlus 3T will be officially available in Malaysia from March 22 onwards on Lazada as well as authorised retailers for RM2229. It will be available in Gun Metal and Soft Gold in 64GB storage variant. On the other hand, OnePlus has also announced an incremental roll-out of OxygenOS 4.1.0 for both the OnePlus 3 and 3T. As usual, it includes miscellaneous improvements and bug fixes, as well as some added new features.

Recently, a new set of vulnerabilities was discovered by Roee Hay, a security researcher. He found out that, for the OnePlus 3 as well as the OnePlus 3T, from OxygenOS 3.2 up to 4.0.1, it contains a vulnerability that, by using two native fastboot commands, allows anyone to disable the verified boot feature without actually unlocking the bootloader with the user-accessible command. This meant that a malicious code could be run without even resetting the user data!

The biggest announcement of the week remains the Google Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones along with their Daydream View headset and a number of other devices. As the first wholly made by Google devices they look to phase out the Nexus range but you can check out all the highlights in our Google Pixel under 6 minutes video. 

Just yesterday afternoon, analyst Pan Jiutang, another popular smartphone information leaker has made a post regarding the OnePlus 3. According to his newest post, he claimed that the company is planning to release another variant which is the OnePlus 3 Plus (lol).

Sorry TechNavers, last week due to weekend events and issues we could not foresee, I couldn't get the Weekly TechNave out. The good news is that now we have 2 weeks of tech news and events for this week's Weekly TechNave.

Internationally, the Xiaomi Mi 5S and Mi 5S Plus got launched along with the TCL 950 and Blackberry will not be designing smartphones anymore. Samsung also officially announced their Galaxy A8 (2016). The Malaysian prices for the Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus got "officially" leaked, so check out our compilation page to register your interest for the telco of your choice.

When the brand OnePlus came into the market just under 30 months ago – we were promised flagship-level specs, and affordable sticker price. OnePlus, a company created by the former Oppo vice president Pete Lau released the OnePlus One – which delivered the promise of the affordable "flagship killer". However today we are seeing many other phones that claims to be cheaper than a flagship, yet perform just as good out of the box. Does the new OnePlus 3 still deliver the company’s motto – ‘Never Settle’ – to the users?

The 'latest' flagship killer is here at TechNave.com. OnePlus 3 is the name of the model that is purported to be the smartphone to beat all flagships. With its price of only RM 1888, this is definitely encroaching into the lower end of the flagship price range. However it doesn't mean that this is a poorly specced device. With a large 5.5-inch display, 6GB of RAM (yes, six!) and 64GB of internal storage - this is a superphone for the superuser. Check out the quick unboxing and hands-on video below.