Comment on Review – The OnePlus 2 China Model: A Solid Design by Laurent Grimal

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OnePlus, the 2014 Crunchies Startup nominee, has just released a successor to its popular “niche” smartphone OnePlus One; the OnePlus 2. USB Type-C and the “Hottest Cable”With the support from Apple, Google and Nokia, USB Type-C is inevitably the future port for charging gadgets and transmitting huge data and video streams, not to mention the handy reversible connector. FeaturesOxygen OS (up) and Hydrogen OS (down)IMPORTANT: This part is based on Hydrogen OS (氢OS) which is specifically made for users in China mainland and its user interface and user experience is hugely different from the Oxygen OS. Up until now, Hydrogen OS is roughly a launcher with few tweaks and modified icons. But the camera app in Hydrogen OS is too simple to use, it has not much more function and the speed of imaging is really unbearable.