OnePlus just kicked off a new chapter—and it’s not about specs or raw horsepower. It’s about making your phone understand you. With the launch of OnePlus AI, the company is shifting its focus toward intelligent tools that simplify life, save time, and feel built around the way you think.
The secret weapon? A little button with big potential: the Plus Key.
Meet Plus Mind—Your Phone’s New Memory
Ever find yourself hunting through screenshots, trying to remember a date or an address someone sent you last week? With AI Plus Mind, that chaos gets sorted—literally.
Say you’re scrolling through a chat, a flyer, or an email. A quick tap of the Plus Key or a three-finger swipe captures the content and sends it to your personal Mind Space. It’s not just a screenshot—Plus Mind figures out what’s important and organizes it so you can find it later without the hassle.
Even better, it’ll soon start tagging and categorizing on its own. Calendar invites, reservation times, shopping lists—it all gets tucked away and ready for recall. Ask your phone something like, “When’s my dentist appointment?” and AI Search, baked into Plus Mind, pulls the answer like it’s been reading your mind.
The Plus Key: Not Just a Button
Making its debut on the OnePlus 13s, the Plus Key isn’t your average shortcut. It’s a customizable hardware button that can launch your camera, switch profiles, trigger a voice translator, or power up AI Plus Mind to catch and save what’s on screen.
Think of it as your AI sidekick. Whether you’re organizing chaos or just trying to get stuff done faster, this little button has your back. And yes, it’s coming to more OnePlus phones this year.
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Real Productivity, Less Effort
The new OnePlus AI features go beyond reminders and screenshots. They step right into your daily workflow:
VoiceScribe turns your calls and meetings into clean, readable summaries. It can even translate in real time (India-only for now).
Call Assistant inside the OnePlus Dialer can transcribe calls or live-translate what’s being said—great for working across languages.
AI Translation brings all translation tools—voice, text, camera, even screen content—into one easy-to-use app.
AI Search helps you ask questions like a human, not a computer. “What did I write about Japan?” brings up your notes, files, and even calendar entries.
AI Reframe helps you fix up photos by identifying subjects and suggesting better compositions.
Best Face 2.0—coming via OTA this summer—smooths out group shots, fixing closed eyes or odd expressions. Works with up to 20 people, even if the picture wasn’t taken on a OnePlus device.
Google Gemini Gets Cozy with OxygenOS
Gemini, Google’s AI assistant, is also getting a tighter integration. Soon, it’ll appear across OnePlus apps, such as Notes and Clock, while continuing to work in Google’s suite.
The Gemini Live feature is where things get interesting. Point your phone’s camera at something, share your screen, and you can talk about what you’re seeing. It’s not just clever—it’s practical, like having a built-in research partner.
Privacy Isn’t an Afterthought
While all this intelligence is impressive, OnePlus isn’t skipping over security. For anything sensitive—think personal notes, financial info, or private conversations—there’s the Private Computing Cloud.
It’s a hybrid approach: lightweight tasks get handled directly on your device. If something heavier needs more power, it’s processed in the cloud—but always in a locked-down, encrypted space protected by OnePlus’ Trusted Execution Environment. Bottom line? Your data stays yours.
What’s Next?
The OnePlus 13s (launching first in India) is where the AI journey starts. But it won’t end there—Plus Mind and the new AI tools will hit the full OnePlus 13 Series through software updates, and that handy Plus Key is expected to appear on every new OnePlus phone rolling out this year.
OnePlus isn’t trying to win the AI arms race with buzzwords. This is about creating a phone that feels less like a tool and more like a second brain—one that gets you.
Final Thoughts
OnePlus AI isn’t about throwing flashy features at the wall. It’s about building a more thoughtful, responsive smartphone experience. One that listens, adapts, and stays out of your way when it should.
And if this is what the future of smartphones looks like? We’re paying attention.
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