OnePlus One Delayed For Invite Customers


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Emails sent to current OnePlus One invite holders seem to indicate that the much hyped but equally criticized phone may be delayed further.

According to the email sent out by OnePlus, the OnePlus One’s software is the reason for the delay. The company says that the software just received a “major update” that prevents them from being able to confirm an exact release date.

A CyanogenMod developer, who you’ll likely remember is developing the OnePlus One’s software, says that the problem arose because of the recent security issues with openSSL that were revealed to the public back on June 5th.

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Plenty will criticize OnePlus for allowing its phone to be delayed, and some of it might be warranted. However, it isn’t as simple as putting out an over-the-air (OTA) update and patching the problem. While OnePlus will likely have to do that for the phones it has already released in the wild, it is always better to patch things up before they leave the factory floor is possible. This is especially true when dealing with anything security.

Still, a late phone is a late phone, and if OnePlus doesn’t deliver soon, those that love to hate them will have plenty of ammo to play with.

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6 Comments

  1. hed190
    June 11, 2014

    well, i think i will get other phone, because i’m seeing OPO being release at the end of the year, i think…
    when it gets release other phones with high specs are released too…so… what you waiting ONE PLUS??????

  2. joe
    June 11, 2014

    The oneplus one is worst than jiayu.

    • Michael Strauss
      June 11, 2014

      What exactly is bad about Jiayu?

    • Abir
      June 12, 2014

      Speaking of Jiayu, where are they? seems like they have fallen off the face of the earth.

  3. pa5t1s
    June 11, 2014

    Vaporware…

  4. Bob
    June 11, 2014

    It’s a good thing they want to fix the SSL bug with factory firmware. However, they are also certainly using this as an excuse to buy time.

    How hard is it to copy a phone or scale it down from (OPPO Find 7)? There’s nothing pathbreaking the OPO brings, except for price.

    With this phone’s release and development dogged in controversy since the beginning, this certainly doesn’t augur well for fans.

    Ah well, just another phone vendor after all.