OPPO is treating its latest foldable Find N2 Flip with a goodies-like widgets feature and releasing the April 2023 update. Eventually, the new build adds Spotify and speech-to-text widgets support for the cover screen of the device.
Find N2 Flip is a dynamic creation in the foldable world. The newly arrived device is capable to give a tough fight to Galaxy Z Flip 4 with a larger display panel and prominent features. And to maintain its efficiency, OPPO is here with the ultimate element.
Accordingly, the tech maker is rolling the April 2023 update for OPPO Find N2 Flip that brings more new widgets support. The update is appearing in the global markets with the ColorOS 13 CPH2437_11_A.24 version.
Now you can easily access your music without entering the app again and again. To add the Spotify widget on your OPPO Find N2 Flip, visit the Settings menu, and select Foldable Features> Widgets > Pocket Player.
However, the star of this update is the ‘speech-to-text’ feature that is absent even in Galaxy foldable phones. It enables you to send full texts instead of short messages or mere emojis from the cover screen.
Notably, applications that support quick reply functions such as Google Messages, WhatsApp, Telegram, and others can use it. You can check more details in the changelog given below.
🔥 Hot new #ColorOS13 updates for the #OPPOFindN2Flip cover screen 🔥 pic.twitter.com/sFDrfjV2fU
— ColorOS (@colorosglobal) April 17, 2023
April 2023 Update Changelog
System:
- Integrates the April 2023 Android security patch to enhance system security
- You can now reply from the cover screen with the Speech to Text feature
- Adds a WhatsApp widget for the cover screen
- Adds a Spotify widget for the cover screen
- Makes swiping through the cover screen smoother
- Improves system stability
- Improves system performance
Communication:
- Improves phone call stability
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The update is gradually reaching more users in the global markets. In the meantime, you can jump into the update section to install the firmware manually.
