OnePlus 7 leaked image shows bezel-less display and a pop-up camera

OnePlus 7

A new-fangled image has seemingly revealed off the upcoming OnePlus 7, featuring a bezel-less screen and maybe a pop-up camera or the sliding design. It is said to be a actual prototype of OnePlus 7 – at least according to prominent leakster SlashLeaks.

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As seen in the leaked image, the so-called OnePlus 7 can be seen next to OnePlus 6T. The focus is obviously on the top half of the two devices and that is the point of the entire leak. The phone on the left side, expected to be the OnePlus 7, has a bezel-less screen and no notches. Meanwhile, the phone on the right side is the OnePlus 6T with a waterdrop-style notch which we are all recognizable.

fascinatingly, the front-facing camera is nowhere to be seen on the OnePlus 7. It is not recognized where the company will put a selfie camera, but it seems that OnePlus 7 could feature a pop-up camera like the Vivo Nex or the sliding design similar to the Mi Mix 3. No matter how you seem at it, one thing is obvious that the OnePlus 7 is going to be a step-up from the OnePlus 6T in terms of design and aesthetics.

Nothing is actual, until before OnePlus ships the device. Also, you require to remember that OnePlus is a conservative when it comes to experimenting with designs. Unlike Oppo or Vivo, OnePlus often likes to focus on the wholesome knowledge and with the OnePlus 7 we should wait for the same.

OnePlus 7 will have Snapdragon 855 processor?

Most agree at this moment that OnePlus 7 will be power-driven by the Snapdragon 855 processor, a triple camera-setup on the back, Android 9.0 Pie, an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner inside the screen, and a premium design. One edition of the OnePlus 7 will probable have 5G connectivity, though nothing much has been exposed at this point.

OnePlus has so far announced every flagship at a special occasion in the May-June timeframe, so we think that the company’s next flagship will be announced during the similar time period. Though OnePlus could also publicize the device during the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain. Given the fact the Galaxy S10’s launch is scheduled for February 20 in San Francisco, this would technically mean that the OnePlus 7 will get more experience than other launch devices during the Barcelona tech show. For now, however, this is just assumption and nothing else.

OnePlus Top Smartphone Premium Segment in India For Second Straight Quarter

Chinese smartphone manufacturer, OnePlus, topped the premium smartphone section in India for the second successive quarter during Q3, 2018 after first developing as the market leader during the previous quarter.

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According to IDC, the company accounted for a 37 percent share in the premium section during the three months from July-Sept, riding mainly on the acceptance of the OnePlus 6. OnePlus was followed by Apple (30 percent) and Samsung (26 percent) at numbers two and three correspondingly. IDC defines ‘premium’ smartphones as devices priced overhead $500 (around Rs. 37,000).

The report further states that OnePlus clocked its highest ever quarterly consignments in the $400+ segment during Q3, pushing the overall smartphone ASP (average selling price) in the online space to $166 in 3Q18 from $156 in 3Q17.

It’s worth noticing that Counterpoint had also out a similar report last month, crediting OnePlus with surrounding 30 percent of the market in the Rs. 30,000+ segment during Q3 ahead of Samsung and Apple, which derived in at numbers two and three with 28 percent and 25 percent individually.

OnePlus 6 has been superseded by the OnePlus 6T that comes with a number of developments over its predecessor, counting an in-display fingerprint scanner and a minimal teardrop notch that houses the selfie camera. Starting at Rs. 37,999, the 6T is a bit steeper than the previous smartphone but is supposed to have well-received by customers, with people said to be clamoring to get their hands on the device.

OnePlus has also since launched a ‘Thunder Purple Edition ‘that will be obtainable for purchase starting tomorrow, November 16, on a number of online and offline retail outlets, counting Amazon, Oneplus.in, Croma, Reliance Digital and all OnePlus exclusive brick-and-mortar stores.

This is Beautiful Gallery of Oneplus 6T Thunder Purple

After weeks of leaks, rumors, and even a Chinese launch, we last got our hands on the new OnePlus 6T Thunder Purple version. And if you were apprehensive the color wouldn’t be making its way to North America, worry no lengthier. You can now buy it on OnePlus.com in the 8/128GB variant for $579.

The OnePlus 6T Thunder Purple is a new take on the gradient color trend that’s been taking smartphones by tempest as of late, softly transitioning from a darker metal black to a light purple. This isn’t an even change, there’s certainly blacker on the right lateral of the device’s rear, adding to the “s-curve” likeness OnePlus has been using since the OnePlus 6.

The OnePlus 6T Thunder Purple is a striking mixture of power and beauty – the black-to-purple fade is like a storm on a summer night. We experimented lengthily to test how light interacts with the colors in order to stretch people what might just be our most lovely design yet.

Besides that, there’s not an entire lot else new here. It’s still the similar OnePlus 6T as before, but this is certainly the color to get if you’re procurement the phone on OnePlus.com.

Personally, I’m a bit angry at this whole idea to come to push out colors to keep the hype going. The two black options unconfined at launch were pretty boring, and OnePlus has a track record of releasing some pretty amazing colourways down the line. I deduction what I’m proverb is never buy a OnePlus phone at launch. You’ll perhaps remorse it in about a month.

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OnePlus 6T has now received its first update, a day after launch

The OnePlus 6T was now launched this week, bringing several improvements over the OnePlus 6. The Chinese brand isn’t wasting any time though, as it rapidly pushed out a system update yesterday.
For one, the update improves the camera app’s Nightscape mode, while also adding a “studio lighting” option (presumably for portrait mode).

Other notable tweaks contain improved Screen Unlock (OnePlus’s term for in-display fingerprint scanning), better standby power consumption, and general bug fixes and developments. The update also integrates the November 2018 security patch, giving users a little extra peace of mind.

The changelog also mentions “brand new navigation gestures” but, as XDA notes, it might be an error as the phone previously has these new gestures.

The OnePlus 6T packs a Snapdragon 845 chipset, 6GB to 8GB of RAM, and 128GB or 256GB of storing. The phone available from the OnePlus 6 by offering a tiny notch, a bigger, 3,700mAh battery, and an in-display fingerprint sensor. There is one downgrade, however, as the new phone absences a headphone jack.

OnePlus’s new phone is also a milestone device for the company, as it’s partnered with T-Mobile in the U.S. to sell the phone. The two companies held a pop-up event in Times Square to mark the occasion

Full Information About OnePlus 6T Leaked in All Angles

This afternoon the OnePlus 6T escaped in press images and particulars beforehand its official release date and reveal date. If you like to sensation surprised and pleased when you watch a OnePlus event live stream, turn everywhere now. This is about to get kinda spoiler-filled. It begins with two colors, both of them black, both of them black on the front and the back.

The OnePlus 6T was exposed by WinFuture from all angles in a number of press versions that are almost certainly the authorized, real deal. According to WinFuture’s Roland Quandt, the OnePlus 6T will roll with a 6.4-inch AMOLED display and Gorilla Glass 5 up front. This device looks in two kinds of black: “Midnight Black” and “Mirror Black.”

If what we’re sighted today is true, what we proverb back on September 19th was exceptionally accurate. There we saw the slight alterations between the OnePlus 6 and the OnePlus 6T – especially concerning its fingerprint sensor. Get prepared to press up front.

• Display: 6.4 inches, 2340 x 1080 px, AMOLED, 402 ppi
• Operating System: Android 9.0 Pie with OxygenOS 9
• RAM: 8 GB
• Internal Storage: 128 GB UFS 2.1
• Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 OctaCore 2.8 GHz
• SIM: Nano SIM, dual sim support
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, WLAN AC, USB 3.1 Type C
• Back Cameras: 16 MP + 20 MP, HDR, Sony sensor
• Front Camera: 16 MP
• Video (back facing): 4K (UltraHD), DivX, Xvid, Mp4, H.265
• Sensors: Accelerometer, gyroscope, fingerprint sensor, proximity sensor, brightness sensor, compass
• Battery: 3700 mAh, LiPo, non-removable
• Dimensions (HxWxD): 157.5 x 74.8 x 8.2 mm
• Weight: 185 g
The OnePlus 6T was initially arranged to be revealed October 16th, then October 30th. Then after an Apple event was exposed that same day, OnePlus re-scheduled again, moving the event to October 29th. We’re expecting that’s the date that’ll stick. We’re expecting the OnePlus 6T to be out around one week after disclose, and for the price to be at or around that of the OnePlus 6. The OnePlus 6 was initially released for a price of $579 at launch.

And what appears to be missing? That third back-facing camera lens. Chances are OnePlus obvious to keep that revolution until their next big release in OnePlus 7. But we shall see!

OnePlus 6T OxygenOS teased with some important changes

The OnePlus 6T is approaching this month and it’s going to be quite a divisive one. On the one hand, it will make approximately rather big changes that won’t make everybody happy. On the other hand, without those changes, the OnePlus 6T is not precisely worth the effort associated with the OnePlus 6. In line with that double-edged hardware alteration, OnePlus is now also teasing some UI changes that will type its OxygenOS Android involvement its “most distinct and intuitive” version yet.

Compared to other Android customizations made by associated Chinese OEMs, OnePlus’ OxygenOS is reasonably less modified. It still is, however, and it sounds like the OnePlus team will take it one step further, diverging from standard Android even further to offer what OnePlus is branding as a “Fast, Smooth, and Efficient” experience or FSE.

Over at the OnePlus Forums, software skilled Szymon K and UX Lead Crayon Hsieh continue coy over the careful changes they will be making. They are, however, teasing some of the gesture steering developments in lieu of the now-gone navigation bar.

For instance, since there’s no Recents button to double tap rapidly, the new OxygenOS will let users rapidly flick from the bottom to the right of the screen to switch amongst the two most recent apps. And a half second press of the power key will also launch Google Assistant. Who says you essential a distinct button for that?

The new OxygenOS will be based on Android 9 Pie. That was attractive much confirmed by OnePlus top honcho himself Pete Lau on his Weibo account. What isn’t known yet is whether these changes will make their method to the OnePlus 6 as well, possibly much later.

OnePlus 6T coming without wireless charging

The OnePlus 6T is arriving rapidly and we’re eager to see if the phone will have that on-screen fingerprint sensor. We’re attentive because that means OnePlus is gaining Samsung in this area. Not that it will be the first in the market, the South Korean tech has behind application which resulted in the likes of Vivo and Xiaomi presenting their own in-glass fingerprint sensors. Theirs may not be faultless or may still be limited but at least we recognize the mobile industry is previously going that direction.

The Chinese OEM will lastly have an authorized mobile carrier partner in the US. A OnePlus phone was seeing on Weibo which could be the OnePlus 6T. The idea of an under-display fingerprint sensor was first noted when we proverb that OnePlus 6T retail box.

We also recall that OnePlus 6T Red phone reduced with a waterdrop notch and triple rear cameras. The fingerprint-on-display will be a major constituent of the phone but we’re also observing forward to those small design changes.

The OnePlus 6T won’t have a headphone jack but we distinguish OnePlus isn’t worried for many reasons. For one, the phone can ‘Unlock the Speed’. The OnePlus Bullets Wireless and OnePlus Type-C Bullets will be sufficient.

OnePlus CEO Pete Lau was part of an interview lately where he shared his moods about the yet-to-be-unveiled OnePlus phone. The OnePlus 6T will be dissimilar from the OnePlus 6 in major ways. It will launch via T-Mobile in the US as a first carrier deal in the country. The headphone jack will be absent certainly. One major motive is to make way for the on-screen fingerprint sensor that will be present. This income OnePlus beats Samsung and Apple in that area.

Usually, the T variant is publicized every November but OnePlus is previous this year. It will be more luxurious and will not offer wireless charging.

The OnePlus 6T looks a lot similar a chunky OnePlus 6

We got our first look at the OnePlus 6T previous today with a render put composed from a trusted source (see below). Now, however, we have our first look at the device from an authorized source: an escaped video teaser ad for the OnePlus 6T geared towards the Indian market.

While there’s no info in the teaser ad we didn’t previously know, it’s our first actual look at the device. See it for yourself below:

Original Article, September 19, 2018 (08:16 AM EST): Headphone jack disagreements aside, OnePlus’ next T series flagship is still one of the most extremely anticipated phones due to launch in 2018. Thanks to reporter Roland Quandt and the folks over at WinFuture we’ve now become our first look at the phone as well as predictable confirmation that it will be called the OnePlus 6T.

The render, which Quandt says is from a “trusted source,” shows the top half of the rear of the phone. Much like the OnePlus 6, we can see an upright dual camera module (no triple camera yet) with a double LED flash underneath, however, the most stimulating part is the missing rear fingerprint sensor.

OnePlus has previously bragged that its next phone will feature an in-display fingerprint sensor, but this image further confirms that the rear-mounted reader is gone.

The phone is also exposed in the Mirror Black colorway, which should be acquainted with any OnePlus fan at this point.

Other than the reduce and an official OnePlus 6T logo, the report also features a side-by-side comparison shot of the OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T (below) which demonstrations that the latest phone will be somewhat larger than its predecessor — something the Chinese brand before said would be the case due to the space wanted for the in-display fingerprint sensor.

OnePlus 6 vs OnePlus 6T render
WinFuture

As a result, the OLED display will supposedly be stretched to 6.41-inches (up from 6.28-inches), with a determination bump up to 2,340 x 1,080 pixels. This echoes the Oppo R17 Pro, which may well have prejudiced the OnePlus 6T’s design, although there’s no added information on the supposed ‘waterdrop’ notch that could also make the evolution from its BBK stablemate.

In adding, the render proposes that the noise-canceling microphone will be moved to the upper left side from the right and that there’s less of an indent everywhere the power button.

All in all, the leaked info shows us what we previously could’ve guessed: The OnePlus 6T is very much a case of development rather than rebellion, with specs and feature upgrades the order of the day over any important design changes.

We shouldn’t have to wait extensively for the OnePlus 6T’s full disclose to get a proper look at the phone. OnePlus has teased a 17 October launch, but we’ll let you distinguish as soon as we get any official confirmation.

In the meantime, be sure to check out our OnePlus 6T rumor round-up and let us know your opinions on the newest leak in the comments.