Having more battery life is always a good thing (which can both be hardware and software optimisations). I like having a physical headphone socket, even if I rarely use it.įaster/more efficient processors are a bonus. I like having a row of buttons (and the on screen buttons don’t really cut it).
I like having a fingerprint sensor on the front. I would agree that I don’t much care for the changes to hardware and software over the last few years. That’s not a complaint, just a recognition that Android 11 is a mature OS, so year-over-year improvements tend to be in the “slow and steady” category.Ĭoming to a phone near you. Mostly, though, you’ll get a very familiar interface that does very familiar things. You’ll also see that Android is still playing catch-up with iOS when it comes to privacy restrictions, but progress is nevertheless being made.
When (or, sadly, if) the update arrives on your Android phone, what you’ll find is that a few important things that used to get lost in the interface are now easier to find. That’s the Google PR blurb, and here’s the conclusion from The Verge’s review of Android 11: In honor of the 11th version of Android, here are 11 new things that are coming in Android 11. Android 11 has arrived! The latest release is all about helping you get to what’s important on your phone with easier ways to help you manage your conversations, connected devices, privacy, and much more.
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