The Oppo N1 was an interesting device – the first device to have the option of the CyanogenMod operating system available out of the box and one of the first to have a swivelling camera, it never really took off despite being being affectionately known as the ‘Cyanogen Phone’ by the Android community. Still, that hasn’t stopped Oppo from developing a successor to that phone, and has teased its existence and announcement in a new teaser. According to the teaser, the device is going to be called the Oppo N3, and is going to be announced in Singapore sometime in October. While the teaser doesn’t give away too much about the device, a series of press renders appear to show what the N3 is going to look like.
If these renders are to be believed, Oppo won’t be getting rid of the swivel camera made famous by the N1, and looks to have addressed the primary concern with the N1’s camera which was the flimsiness of the swivel mechanism. It’s arguably a sleeker device, despite the camera protrusion at the top of the device, though perhaps Oppo will rethink the size of the device after the N1 shocked the market with its 5.9-inch frame.
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