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ColorOS 17 announced: OPPO, OnePlus and Realme phones to get a new look and smoother experience

A fresh interface, improved performance and an AI assistant hub headline ColorOS 17. Here is what the update means for OPPO, OnePlus and Realme users.

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People have long debated iOS versus Android, but they often overlook that Android encompasses a wide range of UIs, each giving smartphones a distinct identity. Among them is ColorOS, now shipped on smartphones from Realme and OnePlus, besides those from OPPO.

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A fresh interface, improved performance and an AI assistant hub headline ColorOS 17. Here is what the update means for OPPO, OnePlus and Realme users.

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Filing: Airbnb discloses that it has the option to invest in and license tech from CEO Brian Chesky's stealth AI lab; source: Chesky has self-funded it so far

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