TWRP For OnePlus One Released
Not too long ago OnePlus emerged on the scene. Its a relatively nascent company that recently released its very first smartphone called the OnePlus One. At an incredible price point this smartphone offers specifications that can rival the best of them. While it still has a long way to go before it becomes truly popular, the Android community has already started working on third party development tools. The official TWRP for OnePlus One has been released.
Given the fact that the OnePlus One’s availability is extremely limited at this point in time its not surprising to see that there hasn’t been enough work as far as aftermarket development is concerned. Moreover since a custom recovery like TWRP wasn’t available for the device it further held up developers who were willing to tweak the software.
An official port of the Team Win Recovery Project has been created by a senior recognized developer of the XDA developers forum. It brings an updated instance of SuperSU root tool as well as faster graphics rendering and more. Since its an official port TWRP for OnePlus One doesn’t seem to have any major bugs.
Those who have already got their hands on a OnePlus unit and have been itching to tinker with it can find the download and install instructions here.
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