The OnePlus 10T is officially launched on August 3, and the company has shared some details of the new terminal.Among these details there is a relevant absence, and it is that of the physical switch on the side that allows you to choose between sound, vibration or silence.The switch has been a design constant since the first OnePlus, and the truth is that it offered a convenient way to silence the phone without even having to unlock it.Unfortunately, it took up too much space.In statements made public to The Verge, the company's chief designer Hope Liu explained that the switch has disappeared to make room for the charging system, the battery and a more powerful antenna.There is no official data on the 10T charging system yet, but it is rumored that it could reach 150 watts of fast charging.As for the antenna system, it has been increased to 16 receivers that allow a better connection when the phone is horizontal, something of special importance during online gaming.The second absence is not very relevant, but it is interesting because it probably marks the end of the agreement between OnePlus and Hasselblad.The OnePlus 10T no longer bears the Haselblad seal, which means its cameras are no longer fine-tuned by the legendary camera maker's engineers.It doesn't look like the absence is going to be very noticeable.Originally, the collaboration was focused on color management, and the OnePlus 10T has support for 10-bit color capture.Its camera system is triple, with a main one with a 50MP Sony IMX766 sensor, OIS, EIS and improved HDR, an ultra-wide angle of 119.9 degrees and a macro.