I’ve had my OnePlus Open since it launched in 2023, and I’ll be honest: I don’t use it as often as I thought I would. The company’s next iteration, the Open 2, was put on pause, leaving the original feeling like a one-off. And the software, while capable, hasn’t given me much reason to stick around. Then Oxygen OS 16 dropped and I just installed it. A few things in it changed the way I use the phone, now, so I might stick around a bit longer. Here’s what kept me interested. Related I found 3 Android features so useful I’m confused why they ship disabled Why aren’t these already on? Home screen resizing gives me more control than I had before One phone, two screen sizes, one layout system that handles both The new OxygenOS 16 lets you resize icons and folders right on the home screen using a drag handle. It also lets you scale the dock up to five apps. The Flux icon pack also auto-themes your icons system-wide to match your …