OnePlus smartphones may have satellite connectivity in future says reports

As soon as a OnePlus phone is launched, discussions start about the next one, but this time the first one is also in the news. It is being said that in the next major OS update OnePlus 12 May get a good upgrade. After seeing the latest Android 15 beta on OnePlus 12, there is reportedly a hint that it supports satellite connectivity. Remember that Google has recently started rolling out Android 15 Beta 2 on many Android devices for brands including iQoo, Nothing, OnePlus, Oppo, Realme, Vivo, Xiaomi and others.

One from Android Authority Report It has been claimed that OnePlus may soon launch a smartphone with satellite connectivity. The report cites X (formerly Twitter) user OneNormalUsername (@1NormalUsername). He says that in a part of the Settings app of the OnePlus 12 phone seen in the latest release of Android 15 Beta, it is written – ‘Satellite mobile phone’.

A similar hint was also found for Oppo Find N3. Satellite connectivity was also mentioned in its settings app. This mention was in the form of a code. OnePlus 12 and Oppo Find N3 But the only difference between the codes found is the name of the company. The phrase ‘satellite mobile phone’ appears in both codes, which suggests that future versions of these smartphones may support satellite communication.

Remember that OnePlus has not yet officially announced any variant of OnePlus 12 that supports satellite connectivity. If the reports are true, then such a variant is likely to be launched by the end of this year. The handset with satellite connectivity can also be launched outside China. Currently, no Android smartphone outside China supports satellite connectivity.

With the latest Android 15 release, Google has confirmed that the new Android will support satellite connectivity. This will help users who are out of range of the local network. They will be able to receive and send SMS with the help of satellite even in areas without network. Oppo Find X7 Ultra Has been launched in China with satellite connectivity.

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