SeeiOS 14 in the shed next door For Android systemVarious frontal challenges, how long will it take for the Android 11 update that everyone (especially Pixel series users) is looking forward to before it leaves the beta version and pushes the stable version to users so that they can try various new features. Now, from the original briefing at the Hey Google Smart Home Summit event, it is unexpected that the official silently revealed the official launch date. Continue reading Android 11 release date was accidentally revealed by the official (it seems not to be affected too much by the epidemic?) The text of the report.
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The release date of Android 11 was accidentally revealed by the official (it seems that it has not been affected too much by the epidemic?)
The lung cancer epidemic in 2020 has really had a great impact on the technology circle, and for ordinary users, perhaps the most concerned thing is whether the smart mobile devices in their hands can receive normal annual system updates as usual – iOS has also confirmed the launch time of the latest version through WWDC 2020; as for Google, which has also canceled physical events, it has not yet revealed when Android 11 will appear in the update project for general users.
But in a recent briefing from an official Summit online meeting, it seemed we finally saw a clear timeline. There is not many days difference from the official release time of 9/3 last year. In this briefing, it is directly written that the launch date of Android 11 will fall on 9/8, which is about two months later.
That is to say, judging from the fact that this video was quickly pulled from the shelves, the credibility has been improved to some extent (?). And if Google really launched it with this goal, it should also mean that the epidemic should really not have a big impact on software development (right). Many physical conferences have been cancelled, but it can still be done as before, and people will be able to try the new and updated experience in September, which is really exciting.
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