After a long wait, the Android 12 update for ASUS ZenFone 8 and ZenFone 8 Flip has officially arrived before the agreed time limit. The latest system update of the ZenFone 8 series has been released before the promised time limit in October – although many early beta test users feel that the interface UI is a bit inconsistent with expectations, but after all, they can use the latest system that can be used on Google’s biological child Pixel. The joy should be greater than the trouble of adapting to the interface, right? Continue reading ASUS ZenFone 8/8 Flip begins to receive Android 12 system update report.
ZenFone 8/8 Flip starts receiving Android 12 system update
Although this update of the ZenFone 8 series is a bit over the top, seriously speaking, ASUS is moving very quickly among the third-party brands that are not in the Pixel series. After the previous beta early access, this belated Christmas gift was officially launched on 12/28.
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according to Information about the ZenTalk Forum, this time the WW-31.1004.0404.73 update for Taiwan (I haven’t received it yet)You can go to the official website to update), which allows ZenFone 8/8 Flip mobile phone users running Android 11 to upgrade to the latest official version of the Android 12 system. The size of this upgrade package is approximately 3GB. The official also recommends backing up all data before updating, and reminds that if you are not adaptable to the new system or encounter incompatible third-party software that must be used, you can also downgrade through the official software package (but all data on the phone will be erased).
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This Android 12 update will not only renovate a number of applications including Smart Butler, Contacts, Phone and other applications. New quick settings panel, notification bar and other interfaces will also be added. Also because the new system has more emphasis on privacy, when the system needs to access the camera, microphone or even clipping access, there will also be corresponding display and permission options. ASUS also specifically reminds that support for SIP phone functions will be removed in the new system version, and ASUS’s self-defense bodyguard will be replaced by Android’s native emergency help function.
I wonder if you have received the update? In the new year, you can explore the various functions of the new system.
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Source: KOCPC Chinese