After upgrading Pixel to Android 11, many people encountered the "Recent Projects" crash issue

Only then did I see the apple pass through quicklyNew iOS 14.0.1 fixes default browser issues, the lens turns to Google’s signature mobile system, which has also been recently updated to Android 11. It seems that it is inevitable to encounter some situations where “bug killing” was not completed during beta testing. According to the observation of foreign media, many Pixel mobile phone users on the Internet also encountered some execution freeze problems while upgrading to Android 11. In fact, the editor also has it, but the situation is a little different… Continue reading the text of the report that many people encountered the “Recent Project” crash problem after upgrading Pixel to Android 11.

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After upgrading Pixel to Android 11, many people encountered the “Recent Projects” crash issue

It is not surprising that when a computer encounters a large version update, it will encounter some minor problems in the initial stage. This is also true for mobile systems, and it is something that both iOS and Android users will be familiar with. Recently, Pixel users who were among the first to update to Android 11 began reporting some stuttering issues. The most important trigger condition is the “recent items” that many people often use, that is, during system operation, by swiping up from the bottom of the screen and long-pressing to pause, or directly pressing the square multi-tasking button among the three Android system buttons to call up this interface.

I mean, maybe it’s because Android 11 specially adds new features to this interface, includingScreenshots and screen content recognition through Google Assistant artificial intelligence, but perhaps it comes with a bit of operational drag after all. So when some people use the swipe up gesture to call up the recent project interface, they say they encounter a blank screen or a big lag problem.

Pixel users on Reddit communityand Google Support ForumAfter responding to this question, I received a lot of responses. In addition, foreign media have encountered similar problems themselves, so it seems that it is not just a problem encountered by a few people – although the editor has not encountered it, the Pixel 3 XL in my hand will occasionally encounter the problem of switching modes when taking pictures. That is to say, some people also said that they solved the problem by restarting their mobile phones. However, this is obviously a temporary solution, not the root cause. It may not be completely solved until Google’s future system updates (right).