Google has officially unveiled its latest OS for Android smartphones, the Android 11. The release focuses on improvements on accessibility, messaging, as well as security and privacy.
The newest version of Android brings optimized experience for users, placing all of the conversations in one place. They may select people on their contacts whom they always connect with and show their icons when they send you a message on the lock screen. Users may also now pin conversations so they always appear on top of other apps and screens through the Bubbles feature.
The Android 11 now also sports Nearby Share, Screen recording, device controls for smart home devices, offline and online Voice Access for navigating phone through voice commands, Bedtime Mode for silencing phone during sleep, scanning of document and food label to help people with low vision or blindness under the Lookout feature, performance optimizations on image sharing platforms, Talkback braille keyboard, 5G detection, scheduled Dark Mode, quickly change the device that your media plays on, and wireless support for Android Auto out of the box.
Android 11 devices now have one-time permission for apps that want to access the device’s mic, camera, or location. To limit broad access to your data, the Android 11 may also automatically reset permissions for unused apps installed in the device. It also receives security and privacy updates from Google Play.
Exclusive features for Android 11-powered Pixel 2 devices and above include easier copying, saving, and sharing info between many apps, Smart Reply for suggesting replies based on what’s been said in the conversation, and app suggestions on the home screen based on daily routines.
The Android 11 has started to roll out on select OnePlus, Xiaomi, OPPO, and realme phones as a public beta.
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Meanwhile, Pixel phones may now fully enjoy its features.
Google also shared that over the coming months, more products will be launched and existing devices will be upgraded with the said OS.
Source: Google
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Kisan Kumar says:
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Tyronne says:
Kelan update sa realme7
? Ng update knina pero di a2.0