India, Aug. 3 -- Most Find X10 leaks focus on its 2nm chipset and 200MP camera. The bigger story may be what's running underneath: software. This could be the first true flagship to launch after OnePlus and Realme officially agreed to abandon their own software identities entirely.

Imagine buying three different phones from three different brands, expecting three different experiences, only to unlock them and find the exact same software running underneath all three. That's not a hypothetical anymore. OnePlus and Realme just officially confirmed they're permanently abandoning their own software identities, OxygenOS and Realme UI, in favour of parent company OPPO's ColorOS.

And the OPPO Find X10, quietly clearing regulatory certification...