OnePlus CEO Pete Lau Offers First Look at OxygenOS 11’s Always 5i540 on Display Feature

OnePlus is working on releasing the final developer preview of OxygenOS 11, after which it will release the open beta. 1n4n3q

By Vineet Washington | Updated: 7 August 2020 15:01 IST

OnePlus CEO Pete Lau Offers First Look at OxygenOS 11’s Always-on Display Feature

OnePlus’ AOD feature includes a unique “Time” theme 3k6g5y

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OnePlus co-founder Pete Lau teases Always-on Display
It is said to come with OxygenOS 11
OnePlus is working on releasing final developer preview for OxygenOS 11

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OnePlus CEO and co-founder Pete Lau has teased the Always-on Display (AOD) feature through a video on Chinese micro-blogging website Weibo. According to the post, OnePlus teamed up with teachers and students with Parsons College in the US to design the “Time” theme for its AOD feature. The video gives a good look at the same and how it has been implemented, along with clips of the design process. AOD will most likely come to select OnePlus phones with OxygenOS 11 that is expected to release over the coming months.

The Weibo OnePlus' implementation of the AOD feature. It has a “Time” theme that is more of a timeline showing a vertical line straight down the middle of the phone with the current time moving from top to bottom, as the day goes by. The video also shows some interesting features that are part of this theme like gaps in the vertical line whenever the phone is used, with the total number of unlocks on the very top. At the very bottom of the screen, some notification icons can be seen.

Additionally, to minimise the effect on battery life, the number of active pixels at a time has been reduced with this implementation of AOD, according to one of the team working on this feature.

Lau recently teased that OnePlus phones will get AOD feature with OxygenOS 11. So, it won't be long until OnePlus s get to experience the AOD feature for the first time, at least for those who opt for the beta version.

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