Oppo is a popular mobile device manufacturer that’s based in China. The company’s devices run on a modified version of Android that’s created by Oppo itself. Soon it will be kicking off a beta program for the LG G2, allowing owners of LG’s 2013 flagship to experience Oppo software. The company is inviting people who have an unlocked variant of the device to sign up for the beta program that hopes to fine tune Oppo ColorOS for LG G2.
The company has started looking for beta testers and will continue this search until September 19th. It is inviting anyone and everyone with a LG D802 variant of the G2, that’s the unlocked version sold primarily in Europe.
Oppo says that there is no limit to the number of people that it is going to induct in the beta program. Once the program ends, and the software is good enough to be pushed out, it will be released for all compatible variants of the LG G2.
Those who do sign up for the beta program will have to provide feedback to Oppo about the software and will also have to agree that they will not share any information in a public forum before the final release takes place.
If this sounds like something that might interest you, and you happen to have a LG D802 lying around, hit up this link to sign up for the beta program.