
01 February 2021
OnePlus Nord N10 that went official in Europe in October has received a new update. This is the OxygenOS 10.5.8 update that brings a number of improvements. Not only that, but the update also updates the Android security patch to December, thus making it up to date.
The update is rolling out in Europe and North America. Their corresponding versions are 10.5.8.BE89BA and 10.5.8.BE86AA. The update brings improvements to the system, camera, and network. The version 10.5.8 update for the OnePlus Nord N10 aims to optimize the power consumption of the system. It also improves the shooting experience with the camera. In the network department, the update improves the connection stability of the mobile network to improve the experience.
Below is the complete changelog –
- System
- Optimized power consumption of the system
- Updated Android Security Patch to 2020.12
- Updated GMS package to 2020.09
- Improved system stability
- Camera
- Improved the shooting experience with the camera
- Network
- Improved connection stability of mobile network to improve the experience
OnePlus mentions the OTA update is incremental, which means it will reach a small percentage of users first and a broader rollout will follow later.
OnePlus Nord N10 5G still didn’t receive the Android 11 update. Speaking of the major Android update, OnePlus had already confirmed that this device will receive only one major Android update over its lifetime. But is unknown whether this is going to be Android 11 or any upcoming Android upgrade. Meanwhile, the company is rolling out multiple updates to keep your device up to date and protected against any potential threat.
You can follow the source link provided below to update your OnePlus Nord N10 to the latest OxygenOS 10.5.8 update.
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