OnePlus’ Android-based OxygenOS Now Available For Download

Good news for users of OnePlus' One smartphone, as the manufacturer has just announced its long-awaited OxygenOS operating system is now available to download. While the release in one week behind the company's original promised date, the Android-based operating system brings much of the design and features of Lollipop to the One, replacing the CyanogenMod ROM that previously powered the device.

On the blog post announcing the news, the company writes they have a goal of "providing faster, more meaningful updates and a better-integrated range of services for every OnePlus user," going forward. Installation instructions, as well as the actual OxygenOS download, are available on OnePlus' site, and not yet offered as an over-the-air update. As the installation will completely replace the Cyanogen operating system, users must manually wipe and flash their device.

Check out OxygenOS's functions and appearance in the video preview below:

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