About three months ago, Android 11 was related, and it means that finally the time for Samsung to welcome Android 11 on their smartphones. As the Samsung company announced on its blog, the Galaxy S20, S20 Plus, and S20 Ultra will be getting Android 11 now.
Samsung lineup has more than just the S20. Samsung’s official timeline provides the Note20, Z Fold 2, and Z flip waiting until January. Samsung’s best selling devices are all from the midrange line of Galaxy A, and they might be getting updated around March to June. Anywhere six to nine months After Android 11s is launched.
List of Samsung Phones Getting Android 11
- Samsung Galaxy S20
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
- Samsung Note 20
- Samsung Z Fold 2
- Samsung Z Flip
- Samsung Galaxy A (Series)
After launching the massive Android 10 and the year infested with Covid issues, Google’s not so many changes into the release of Android 11. A new persistent media player was added in the notification panel and added support for bubble floating notifications.
It also provides one-time permission approvals for location, camera, and microphone, new emojis, more work towards modularity, and simpler autofill, on a Samsung phone, of course. This all features are getting covered with a custom UI — Samsung’s one UI, and along with Android, that skin will be getting updated.
Android’s police have excellent hands-on of the beta, describing that most of the features of Android 11 are intact along with the few other light touches and things like new volume slider UI.
Rollouts may take weeks to hit your device. As usual, do not expect the update right away, even if you have Galaxy S20. It is rolling out to a small population, which will increase slowly, as Samsung waits to hear any problems. Keep waiting if you do not have the update notification yet.
