OnePlus names its Android ROM 'Oxygen' Comments
- Kumar Ashutosh
- Xu4
Well, so far there is no word on Oxygen OS whether on Social Media or on their official site. It seems that we will have to wait a bit longer to breathe this oxygen.
- AnonD-256570
- jxI
I prefer Cyanogen if possible. I'm quite afraid if Oneplus will collect user data like XiaoMi had done in their ROM.
- F01
- 3G%
F01, 31 Jan 20152-3 years for a Nexus? I think the Nexus One received 21 months and all others received about ... moreI forgot to add this link@
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_to_bring_lollipop_to_s4_note_2_and_others-news-10566.php
- F01
- 3G%
Kim, 31 Jan 2015If you want to have 2-3 years of updates, there is only Nexus and Apple2-3 years for a Nexus? I think the Nexus One received 21 months and all others received about 18 months.
I looked into this before buying my last phone and I was surprised at how bad the Nexus long term support was.
The only companies providing long term support are Samsung and Apple, as far as I know. Apple seem to provide 4+ years of support, which is excellent, and Samsung have said that the Galaxy Note 2 (released September 2012) and the Galaxy S4 (released April 2013) will both get upgraded to Lollipop, which, with the exception of Apple, is better than everyone else I know of, including Nexus.
- Kim
- iLh
Anonymous, 30 Jan 2015Oneplus One has just launched in my country Indonesia. It comes with a sweet deal/price, but I... moreIf you want to have 2-3 years of updates, there is only Nexus and Apple
- Anonymous
- GwM
AnonD-253374, 30 Jan 2015OMG... thats very cool.
i cant imagine other names can compare to this ones.
Except, you know, the whole KDE thing that has used "Oxygen" and "Nitrogen" to describe its UI and beta-UI since 2007 or so.
Lame name, but glad to see OnePlus moving on from the now-infected Cyanogen, who showed everyone that their true color is GREEN.
- smestarz
- 2@q
Anonymous, 30 Jan 2015Oneplus One has just launched in my country Indonesia. It comes with a sweet deal/price, but I... moreYou can always root the phone and put various kernels and ROMS. If you visit XDA developers site there are many ROMS and Kernels to use. Soon your phone will not be limited to the OS that it came with, if you want to play safe then you can root the phone and then put the ROM of your choice for your phone after the warranty is over. For example people are using Cyanogenmod 12 (Android Loliopop) on their Xiaomi MI4. You are aware that Xiaomi comes with MIUI only.
- Anonymous
- cN@
Good for them Cyanogen has turned evil, and has far too many bad business practices. If this software has similar features i'll leave cyan forever.
- AnonD-253374
- vgq
OMG... thats very cool.
i cant imagine other names can compare to this ones.
- Anonymous
- P54
Oneplus One has just launched in my country Indonesia. It comes with a sweet deal/price, but I hesitate to buy it because of this oneplus & CM relationship issue. I want my phone's OS to be supported for at least 2-3 years before I upgrade. It also has battery issue, some phone won't charge if you drained the battery completely.
- Anonymous
- vaN
[deleted post]I already figured it out, those numbers indicates the number of electron on their outer orbitals or shell.
- AnonD-279720
- 31C
I hope this one will hold battery Charge cause I've had it with the declining Rom quality.
- AnonD-4470
- mGJ
If they work together with xda developers, this could be sweet. But i doubt they reached the level of cm this soon.
- Anonymous
- 2@t
AnonD-253917, 30 Jan 2015seeing nowadays trend.. it works like not a really good news for Android... too many parties t... moreThe only reason Android succeded was because it was rebranded..
- Anonymous
- 2@t
Anonymous, 30 Jan 2015N 7? N is 14 on Periodic table N is also 14th letter of the alphabet.You definitely didn't pay attention when the taught the periodic table in school..
- AnonD-337463
- fm@
Anonymous, 30 Jan 2015N 7? N is 14 on Periodic table N is also 14th letter of the alphabet.Nitrogen 7-atomic number and 14-atomic mass
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