The OnePlus 3 finally gets launched and boasts high-end specs, including a 16MP rear camera with OIS, an 8MP front camera with larger photosites, 64GB storage, and a 4A/5V fast-charging tech over a USB Type-C port.

The OnePlus X sports a 5-inch Full-HD AMOLED display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, 3GB RAM and 16GB internal storage space with microSD expansion up to 128GB.

OnePlus is calling its new smartphone the '2016 Flagship Killer', but is it a worthy successor to last year's OnePlus One? Can it really kill the likes of the Samsung S7 and LG G5, and more importantly, can you actually buy one this time round? We find out in this full review.

The self-styled "Flagship Killer" is a 2015 smartphone that runs OxygenOS based on Android 5.1. At 5.5-inch, it sports a 64-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor with 1.8GHz Octa-core, topped with a 13-megapixel camera.

OnePlus posted a tweet earlier today that it is "always looking for ways to shake up the tech industry" and teases consumers to stay tuned for 1st June.

Bloomberg reports that the next generation flagship smartphone from Chinese company OnePlus will be unveiled in Q3 while a cheaper model is scheduled for launch before the end of the year.

OnePlus' own Android 5.0-based ROM, OxygenOS is available for download from its website. The file size is about 705MB. Hit the link to find out more.

Nope, OnePlus didn't release OxygenOS for us to download today. But we do get more info of the team behind it and a new logo.