Android 15 is currently in its beta phase. However, this is not stopping tech enthusiasts from getting excited about the upcoming new features. Companies have started working on their custom skins based on the upcoming Android version. The latest companies to start registration for the closed beta testing of Android 15 are Oppo and OnePlus. The excitement is mounting as the registration for the closed beta testing of ColorOS 15 and OxygenOS 15 is now open.
Registration for the closed beta of OxygenOS 15 and ColorOS 15
The news of the closed beta registration for OxygenOS 15 and ColorOS 15 has been shared by Technological boilersOnePlus has officially launched registration for the closed beta version of OxygenOS 15. However, it is limited to the flagship OnePlus 12 model. If you own a OnePlus 12, this is a unique opportunity to get an early look at what’s coming with OxygenOS. However, we expect more devices to be eligible for testing in the future.
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Similarly, Oppo is also opening up its ColorOS 15 closed beta to users on the Oppo Find X7 UltraIf you have this device, you can apply to try out the latest features and improvements of ColorOS 15.
What to expect?
Both OxygenOS 15 and ColorOS 15 are based on the Android 15 beta version. They will bring a lot of new features. For instance, there is said to be a standalone control center that will allow for easier customization. Reports have also suggested redesigned floating windows for better multitasking. Additionally, there will be more customization options with the lock screens. As for performance, the Android 15-based update may bring GPU interpolation technology that will boost visual performance with advanced GPU tweaks. Lastly, refined animations are also expected.
Since we’re talking about custom skins, each one is likely to have its own set of features. In Oppo’s case, we’re expecting a Live Photos app similar to Apple’s Live Photos. Additionally, there may be more custom features, such as a seamless file transfer app between Apple and Android devices.
That said, this is a closed beta test for now, so only a select few will be able to get a sneak peek. However, it won’t be long before public beta testing begins.