IST 02:35 pm: Several Google Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL users have reported that the Android 11 update has broken the face unlock function and prompts users to clean the top bar. Moreover, Google has not yet acknowledged the issue publicly. Apparently, users with the Pixel 4 series and Pixel 3 series are also reporting of the issue. IST 10:31 am: It seems that the random restarting issue is affecting other Pixel smartphone owners as well.
Google has not yet acknowledged the issue, however, there’s a potential workaround that you can check out here. IST 07:43 pm: Several users are reporting that their Pixel 2/2XL devices are restarting at random after installing the Android 11 update. Users are now reporting that the quick settings panel now only shows two rows of toggles instead of 3 even when no media is playing. IST 06:27 pm: It seems that the Android 11 update has messed up the quick settings panel. New updates will be added in the section below In this article, we keep track of these developments (but only related to stable Android 11 builds) and let you know the status as and when there are any new updates from responsible parties. Others could take weeks or even months to get attention from OEMs.
Some bugs/issues/problems get acknowledged almost immediately and bug-fixing updates pushed sooner than later where applicable. After every major OS update, various bugs, issues, and problems are bound to pop up here and there.Īndroid 11 update is no different – so expect a reasonable number of Android 11 bugs, issues, and problems. Something else that is also not surprising as far as not just Android, but software in general, is concerned, is the presence of unwanted guests. Samsung Galaxy S10 series likely to receive Android 11 update in 2021 Nothing surprising here, unless you are new to Android. Of course, a huge chunk of eligible devices from various vendors and those locked to carriers around the world will have to wait until later this year or even in 2021. Android 11 is this year’s edition and despite having been around for months, only Pixel devices have received the stable version so far.Ī handful of other non-Pixel devices are also in line to receive the stable update to Android 11 in the coming weeks, among them OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro, Xiaomi Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro, Oppo Find X2 and X2 Pro, just to name but a few. It is customary for Google to release a new stable version of the popular Android OS at around this time every year. Original story (published on September 14, 2020) follows: New updates are being added at the bottom…. This story is being continuously updated…. Android 11 update tracker for all the major OEMs and carriers
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