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OnePlus begins rollout of stable ColorOS 17 across select handsets
OnePlus has initiated the deployment of ColorOS 17 to multiple devices, marking the company's transition from its proprietary OxygenOS operating system. The move aligns with parent company Oppo's strategy to unify its software ecosystem across brands.
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OnePlus is expanding access to ColorOS 17, Oppo's unified operating system, with the software now available on a curated selection of OnePlus devices. The rollout represents a significant shift in the company's approach to mobile software, as devices previously running OxygenOS will transition to ColorOS across markets globally.
The timing of the deployment follows Oppo's announcement earlier this month regarding its international ColorOS expansion strategy. The initiative consolidates software development across Oppo's portfolio of brands, which includes OnePlus, Realme, and other subsidiaries under the Oppo umbrella.
ColorOS 17 brings standardized features and updates designed to enhance user experience across OnePlus devices. The transition from OxygenOS to ColorOS had been anticipated following the closer integration of OnePlus within the Oppo organizational structure in recent years.
Users of eligible OnePlus devices can expect the update to roll out in phases. The company has not disclosed a comprehensive timeline for full deployment across its entire device portfolio, suggesting a gradual, region-specific rollout approach.