OriginOS is the latest version of vivo’s smartphone operating system. The new software from the brand is based on Android 11. It is basically a pumped-up variant of Funtouch OS 11, which is found in the company’s budget devices. In early December, the brand began to recruit closed beta testers for five handsets from the first batch. Now, a little over a month later, the firm has opened open beta registrations for all the models in the initial batch.

According to the official Weibo account of OriginOS, open beta recruitment is live for the following smartphones.

• vivo NEX 3S
• vivo X50 Pro+
• vivo X50 Pro
• vivo X50
• vivo S7
• iQOO 5 Pro
• iQOO 5
• iQOO 3
• iQOO Pro
• iQOO
• iQOO Neo3

The registrations for these devices have begun from January 6 and will remain open until January 20. Anyway, the build will be pushed only from January 11-13. 

However, it is worth noting that the company has only allocated 5,000 seats for each of the above-mentioned 11 smartphones. Hence, if you are using the Chinese variant of any of these handsets, then head over to the respective community pages of vivo and iQOO to enroll in the program.

Having said that, vivo is yet to announce OriginOS for global markets. Only then, we would know when the international versions of vivo and iQOO devices will be getting the latest software update.

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