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Amrisha Prashar
on 6 April 2016

Phone Update: OTA-10 – New theme and color palette

Phone Smartphone Tablet Ubuntu

We have a summary list of updates made for OTA-10 below!

The following apps are now pre-installed by default:

  • Email app (Dekko)
  • Calendar app
  • uNav

 

General enhancements:

  • New theme and color palette
  • Updated OOBE (Out Of Box Experience – provides a better initial setup experience for new users)
  • Updated Edge tutorial
  • VPN support added to Settings
  • New system indicator with desktop mode toggle for convergence
  • Updates can now be downloaded over 3G
  • Control added for external mic volume

 

A complete list of changes can be found here

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