Soon after announcing the selective beta testing of the upcoming OxygenOS 14 on OnePlus Nord 3 devices, the company is all set to launch the new OS based on Android 14 on September 25 globally. The software will pack new features that will help enhance the user experience.

For context, Android 14 beta is already available on the flagship OnePlus 11 for testing. The company added the new OS will have 'Trinity Engine' for improved efficiency, better multitasking and smooth experience. The underlying engine packs six advanced technologies: "CPU Vitalization, RAM Vitalization, ROM Vitalization, HyperBoost, HyperTouch, and HyperRendering."

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From gaming to prolonged use, according to OnePlus, these technologies will help improve the overall experience of the handset. "OnePlus has been committed to delivering a fast, smooth and steady OxygenOS to our users. Powered by OnePlus' latest innovations, OxygenOS 14 will be the most intelligent and intuitive software product in OnePlus' history," Kinder Liu, President and COO of the company, said.

According to an India Today report, OxygenOS 14 based on the new Android will debut on OnePlus 11, OnePlus 11R, OnePlus 10 Pro, and the new OnePlus Nord 3 in the first phase.

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On a related note, OnePlus recently announced the 'Closed Beta' testing of the new OS for select users in India. The company invited 500 users in the country to test out the new upcoming build version before the official release of the OS.

As for other updates, the company is reportedly gearing up to launch the new OnePlus Open foldable smartphone soon. While it was tipped to debut in August, the device witnessed a delay due to a changed strategy with respect to the display, according to reports. The phone is tipped to be priced in the sub-Rs 1,20,000 bracket. You can read more details about the device here.