TapTechNews May 13th news, OPPO Pad Air 2 tablet today opened the ColorOS 14 public beta recruitment, the recruitment time is from today (May 13th) to May 16th.
After the recruitment ends, batches of audits will be conducted within 5 working days. The audit results will be displayed on the tablet's early adopter application interface, and the version will be rolled out in batches after the audit is completed.
TapTechNews attached OPPO Pad Air 2's application for ColorOS 14 public beta as follows:
Before applying, users need to make sure their tablet is upgraded to the basic version 13.2.0.412, 13.2.0.425, 13.2.0.426 (method to check version number: Settings → About tablet → Version information → Version number).
Users need to click Settings → About tablet → Top version information (above the tablet name) → top right corner Settings button → apply early adopters → upgrade public beta on the tablet, and then follow the prompts to apply.
After submitting the application, the management personnel will conduct eligibility audits based on the user's questionnaire completion after the recruitment ends, and the audit results will be displayed on the tablet's early adopter application interface.
Before upgrading, users need to back up important personal data in advance to avoid data loss due to incompatibility or other situations after the upgrade.
Within two days after the upgrade, the system background will perform a series of adaptive optimization actions, which may cause the tablet to heat up, lag, or consume power quickly. It is recommended that users turn off the screen and charge the tablet for 2 hours after the upgrade, or use it normally for a period of time to restore on its own.
The testing period of the internal test log version is from April to June, and the official version will be uniformly rolled out after the testing ends, without pushing the public beta in the middle.
OPPO ColorOS 14 was released on November 16th. The system is based on Android 14 and introduces the Fluid Cloud Notification design, which displays information controls in the notification bar in real time, supports various devices (phones, tablets, watches, etc.), and provides an adaptive development framework, claiming to be available on multiple ends with one access.
ColorOS 14 introduces the Transit Station function, which is called a cross-device super temporary storage space, and claims to support more than 60 file formats.
In addition, the new system also adds the PhoneLink function, allowing seamless interconnection between phone and computer for more efficient cross-device collaboration; and introduces the device's Portable Workbench function, claiming that users can search, access, edit, and share software on OPPO devices on any device's browser as long as they log in to their personal account.