The second session of the OPPO Tech Open-Day concluded in Beijing Friday.

The meeting attracted almost 300 tech elites who gathered to exchange ideas on how to help the Chinese phone maker make its way in the mobile era.

OPPO users will be given more intelligent services from its big data-based mobile platform to let them to easily access the information they want, said Luo Zhiyin, an OPPO product manager.

Lu Yunchuan, whose cookbook app is on the OPPO platform, shared his experiences and said the platform helped the app draw more new users. More intelligent services will be delivered in the near future as their cooperation deepens, Lu said.

The second meeting focused on OPPO's new intelligent services, like OPPO's negative screen, its wallet and software store, setting it apart from the first session, which was themed on core technology adaptation and was held in Shenzhen in April.