OPPO recruits beta testers for ColorOS 7 and Android 10 update for the OPPO F11 and OPPO F11 Pro

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Late last month, OPPO announced the latest version of its Android skin — ColorOS 7 — based on Android 10 in China. Soon thereafter, the company announced ColorOS 7 for global markets at an event in New Delhi. We got a chance to experience the new software with all the new features and UI changes, but the software is yet to make it to end-users. While OPPO and Realme plan to start rolling out ColorOS 7 to their devices early next year, the companies have started testing the software with a select group of users. Realme has already started ColorOS 7 beta recruitments for its flagship Realme X2 Pro. Now, OPPO is following suit with a trial version of the software for the OPPO F11 series.

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According to a recent tweet, OPPO has opened applications for the first batch of ColorOS 7 testers for the OPPO F11, F11 Pro and F11 Pro Marvel’s Avengers Limited Edition. Users who are interested in taking part in the beta test can apply for the trial software by heading to the Software Updates section on their device and tap on the Trial Version option. The application is currently limited to a select few users, so you might not be able to successfully apply for the beta tests but OPPO plans to roll out the second batch of updates soon.

In case you manage to join the trials, you should note that the beta version of the software is unstable and you might encounter some bugs. You can report any problems you face in the ColorOS Community app to ensure that they’re ironed out in time for the stable release. For a complete list of changes included in the ColorOS 7 trial version, you can follow the source link below.

Source: ColorOS forums

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