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The OnePlus 13T will trade an alert slider for a shortcut button.

OnePlus CEO Pete Lau has already announced the company’s plans to add a new shortcut button to its phones, but now he has confirmed on Weibo that it’s coming to the 13T, as reported earlier by Android Authority. Though the key will still allow users to switch between silent, vibrate, and ringing modes, Lau says it will also be able to perform new custom functions that he’ll reveal in the future.

Will the shortcut key work like the iPhone’s Action button?
Will the shortcut key work like the iPhone’s Action button?
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