Following the official launch of OxygenOS 2.1.4 for the original OnePlus One, the manufacturer is now pushing out a new software update for its latest phone. OnePlus announced via its official forum that OnePlus X owners should start to see the OxygenOS 2.2.0 update hit their phones from today.
It's an incremental OTA update, meaning not everyone will get it on the first day, but you will get it over the air, and won't have to install manually using any flash tools.
The update includes the following:
- Manual mode in the Camera App
- 'Save to SD card' option added to Camera App
- USSD bug fix for India
- Dual SIM preferences have been reintroduced in system settings
- OTA App upgrade
- Security patches
- Usual unspecified bug fixes and 'optimizations'
While having the manual camera controls is a nice new addition, it sadly isn't a virtual button that magically improves the camera sensor. So the camera won't suddenly become incredible, it'll just be easier to adjust brightness/exposure levels and focus, hopefully making it more bearable.
If you don't see the update land on your phone immediately, be patient, it should arrive over the coming days/weeks.
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