Tuesday 30 January 2018

OnePlus 5T Open Beta 3 update brings new navigation gestures

OnePlus 5T hands-on

A new OnePlus 5T beta update is now rolling out, and it brings with it an interesting new feature.

OnePlus today released the Open Beta 3 update for the OnePlus 5T. It brings with it new navigation gestures that you can enable by disabling the Android navigation buttons in the 5T's Settings app.

According to users on Reddit that've already installed this update, you can swipe up from the bottom left or bottom right of the OnePlus 5T's screen to go back. Swiping up from the center of the bottom will take you home, and pausing briefly after swiping up from the center will show your recent apps. You can see a video of the gestures in action here.

While it wasn't the first smartphone to have gesture navigation, that feature has been in the spotlight lately thanks to the iPhone X. These gestures for the OnePlus 5T are still in beta and it's unclear when or if they'll launch to the public, but users on the beta say that the gestures work well so far, and so a public launch might be good to see since it'd give customers the chance to see more of their display by ditching the nav bar.

The Open Beta 3 update for the OnePlus 5T also adds a pick-up gesture switcher for the Phone, removes the Clipboard function, adds a CPU security patch, and more.

Here's OnePlus's full changelog for this update:

Phone
Added pick-up gesture switcher

  • You can now choose which way you slide (up or down) to pick up a phone call

System
General bug fixes and improvements
Removed Clipboard function

  • Thanks for your feedback, we removed this feature based on that.

Applied CPU security patch: CVE-2017-13218
Added new Navigation gestures that you can enable by going into settings and disabling the nav bar.
India only
Added SMS categorization function for India only

  • This is an India only feature that auto-sorts your SMS messages into categories

This update is now rolling out over the air to OnePlus 5T owners that are already running the Open Beta software. If you're not currently on an Open Beta but want to give this update a try, you can find the full ROM and flashing instructions here.



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