The OnePlus Open foldable phone has received a late January software update, delivering the latest security patch and addressing some user-reported issues.

OnePlus Open January Update

Spotted on the OnePlus Open subreddit, the update (version CPH2551_13.2.0.301) weighs in at 459MB.

Among the key fixes it includes is an improvement to the foldable’s touch control experience. The update also introduces a new multitasking feature, a drag-and-drop app replacement in a three-way split view.

Here’s the complete changelog of the latest update:

System
Improves System Stability
Improves touch control experience
You can now drag to replace the current app with a new one in a three-way split view
Integrates the January 2024 Android security patch to enhance system security
Fixes a display issue that might occur in Quick Settings
The Background stream feature in the Smart Sidebar has been removed

Communication
Improves the Stability of network connections

Camera
Improves camera performance for a better user experience

While this update brings welcome improvements, users are still waiting for Oxager for OxygenOS 14 based on Android 14. OnePlus released its latest custom skin back in September with a bunch of new features including File Dock, Content Extraction, and Smart cutout.

OnePlus hasn’t shared any official timeline for Android 14’s arrival on the OnePlus Open, but OnePlus has started the Open Beta 2 rollout in India. So we might still need to wait for a few weeks to get hands-on on the latest OS. 

Nevertheless, the company has been delivering a timely update for its first foldable. OnePlus Open users can check for the January update by heading to Settings > About device > OxygenOS > Check for update.

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