Phone manufacturer OnePlus has launched its ecommerce portal in India where users can buy OnePlus merchandise exclusively. Currently, the portal lists OnePlus 3, OnePlus 2, bundles of screen protectors, cases, cables, back covers, earphones and adapters, but only the accessories can be bought through the portal. Clicking on “buy now” on the phones redirects to the Amazon pages. OnePlus users can login with their email IDs, Google and Facebook. There is customer support via chat and in order to access warranties and repairs, users need to login. OnePlus had tied up exclusively with Amazon last year for its OnePlus One sale in India which was then being sold on an invite basis. In April 2015, the company released a DIY Android Lollipop update for its users Earlier in 2015, when OnePlus released the 16GB version of its phone in, we mentioned that OnePlus did not really have an operating system to offer in India, as Micromax had signed an exclusive agreement with Cyanogenmod for its OS in the country. However, both the companies buried the hatchet after Carl Pei, director of OnePlus, said that Indian users would receive the new build of the CyanogenMod operating system as an over-the-air update. Today, AndroidAuthority reported that OnePlus would make the OxygenOS Beta program available to all. The company had plans to start manufacturing its devices in India in October last year and is currently working on the latest phone OnePlus 3S. (See other companies who plan to manufacture electronics in India here.) Xiaomi’s approach…
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