OnePlus has dispatched a new ColorOS 13 update for the OnePlus 9 Pro smartphone users that brings the latest December 2022 security patch. On the flip side, the firmware is also bearing some useful fixes for the display and user interface of the device. Eventually, the device will become more responsive after installing the latest iteration.
According to the information, the fresh December 2022 update for the OnePlus 9 Pro users is making its way with the ColorOS 13.0.0.F.18 build version. Alongside, it is holding a massive package size of 5.54GB. The corresponding device users should ensure to have an ample amount of space to store the new firmware conveniently in the device.
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However, here lies a twist! Consequently, OnePlus 9 Pro is also getting an update in the form of ColorOS 12.1.0 C.70 which brings the old November 2022 security patch. Although the changelog doesn’t have much content in this update. Yet this could be the baseline version to install the latest firmware. The same case is with the OnePlus 9RT which is receiving ColorOS 12.1.0 C.09 and ColorOS 13.0.0 F.12 updates simultaneously.
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As mentioned, the ColorOS 13 December 2022 update is holding a variety of fixes for the device. The freshly released patch increases the security of the system. Meanwhile, the update repairs some problems in the user interface that were troubling the users for a long time. You can check the changelog below.
ColorOS 13 (December 2022 Update) Changelog:
System:
- Updated Android security patch to December 2022. Improve system security
- Optimized system stability and fluidity
- Optimized battery life and performance of the phone
- Repairs the control center and the issue where the time display is not complete
Fixes and Improvements:
- Fixes the specific home screen background issue
- Fix screen brightness adjustment after the lock screen blurred
- Fixes an issue where the floating window icon might remain on the home screen when dark mode is enabled
- Fixes virtual keys and all-round screen probability of unresponsiveness in specific scenarios
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