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Following last night's launch event, AnTuTu published a screenshot of a  OnePlus 6T score sheet with pretty impressive results. The overall score is  298,011 , which is an improvement over the  OnePlus 6 's average score of around  289,424 , despite the two phones packing identical chipsets. Last month's AnTuTu global ranking placed the OnePlus 6 in the third position right after Asus' ROG Phone and  Xiaomi Black Shark . But the OnePlus 6T is here to disrupt the charts - the screenshot says it takes second place, right behind the ROG Phone. In any case, the score appears to be in line with what we got during our testing of the handset and we also have to see how the Mate 20s will perform with the new Kirin 980 on board. We can't wait to see the November ranking.

We already know that OnePlus 6T will be officially  unveiled  at an event in New Delhi and in New York on 30 October and that the device is expected to be  available from 6 November . We also know how OnePlus has been flaunting the phone's in-display fingerprint sensor in its teasers and using the tagline "Unlock the speed." There are also a bunch of leaks. Red OnePlus 6 placed alongside the Asus Zenfone 5Z. Image: tech2/Sheldon Pinto However, according to the latest leak, the OnePlus 6T has also been spotted on a Geekbench listing and there are no surprises here. According to the listing  released  by  WinFuture , we notice a few key specifications, which we also expected. The operating system is listed as  Android 9.0 Pie ; Qualcomm's flagship  Snapdragon 845  powering the device, and in terms of storage the listing reveals 7639 MB, pointing towards an 8 GB of RAM. OnePlus 6T Geekbench listing. Image: WinFuture.de ...

The  OnePlus 6T  is coming this month and that's not a secret, what with the company itself releasing various teasers and slowly confirming some of its features. Today its resident software expert and user experience lead were interviewed for the official OnePlus forums, and they revealed a couple of new tidbits. First off, you should expect to see "a whole new UI" on the smartphone's version of OxygenOS, OnePlus' skin atop of Android. It's unclear exactly what that means, but the company promises "a fast, smooth & burden-less experience with no gimmicks". The goal here was "to express the OnePlus design language" in the UI, "making this the most distinct and intuitive version of OxygenOS yet", according to OnePlus's resident software expert Szymon K. Next up, its home-baked navigation gesture system will be improved. A new gesture has been added - swiping from the bottom of the screen towards the right will quickly...