When will your phone get the Android 11 update? (Updated December 22)
Let’s take a look at which phones have already received Android 11 and when should you expect to get it on your device.
Let’s take a look at which phones have already received Android 11 and when should you expect to get it on your device.
It previously required certain Google and Samsung phones.
Update: Google is imposing curbs on third-party camera apps in Android 11 to protect your location data.
This will likely be the final beta update for Android 11. The next update should be a stable launch!
With Tap, Tap, you don’t need to wait for Google to bring back the Pixel’s double-tap gesture.
Google is officially sticking to Android 11 as the name though.
This small update fixes the Pixel 4’s screen flickering issue.
It would improve the quality of entry-level phones at the expense of software choice.
Gboard also includes a new quick access emoji bar.
Android 11 could give users and developers more control over background app management.
Google confirmed the news in a Reddit AMA earlier today.
Android 11 Beta 2’s media controls look better and offer more info at a glance.
If you own a Google Pixel phone from 2017 or later, you can install Android 11 beta 2 right now.
It looks like the rumored Android 11 release date could be false.
Obviously, this means the stable version of Android 11 for Android TV will be a bit behind the smartphone version.
In addition to some bug fixes, it also enables Google Pay to work, which will surely make users happy.
The 4GB video recording cap has been a thorn in Android videographers’ sides for long enough.
It looks like OnePlus is working on some new goodies for the OnePlus 8.
Update: The second Android 11 beta is now available for the OnePlus 8 series, but it still requires some big sacrifices.
We’ve been digging into Android 11 Beta 1 all day. Here’s what we think about it so far.