OnePlus One: Are you looking forward to the CyanogenMod-powered smartphone from OnePlus? Then you have got to see this. 

According to a new report from Android Authority, a trusted source of Engadget has leaked a couple of screenshots of the CyanogenMod 11S running on the OnePlus One smartphone. 

While we don't see much of the smartphone, at least we get a glimpse of the modified Android OS running on it. 

If we look at the lockscreen, the minimalist theme from previous CyanogenMod versions is gone, and that's not an entirely bad thing. We just hope the new design would still be fully functional and promote ease of access for the device's applications and widgets. 

In the settings tab, there aren't much to tell given that it looks like stock Android. We are just curious as to how CyanogenMod would set itself apart from Android in this area. 

On-screen buttons are also apparent in the screenshots, though we're not really surprised by them. 

In case you are looking forward to this phone, the OnePlus One boasts a 5.5-inch screen, Snapdragon 801 chipset, 2GB of RAM, and a 13MP rear shooter developed by Sony.