With the strategies of major mobile phone brands to simplify their systems, each company is adopting the new generation Android system faster and faster. Sony, which has previously announced that it will provide a 2-year update guarantee for Xperia 10 and above models, today also officially disclosed the Android 11 OTA update schedule on its European official website. Although the update time in Taiwan should be slightly different, in addition to the time point, it can be used as a reference. The most important thing is to confirm that Sony will indeed deliver the latest Android system update to previous models of the “II” series, including Xperia 1 and Xperia 5. Continue reading Sony Android 11 OTA update schedule released! The content of the report will come as soon as this month.
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Sony Android 11 OTA update schedule released! Coming as soon as this month
For Xperia smartphone users who are eager to try out the new features of Android 11, including the bubble dialog box to centrally manage messaging apps and the option to import IoT devices in the shutdown menu, your wait is finally over. Sony today announced the OTA update schedule for Xperia 1 II / Xperia 5 II / Xperia 10 II and Xperia 1 / Xperia 5 on its official European website. Without further ado, let’s get straight to the agenda!
Not surprisingly, the first wave of Android 11 updates is the current Sony flagship Xperia 1 II, which is confirmed to start receiving OTA updates this month, and will also add 4K HDR 120fps slow-motion recording capabilities; the second batch of updated Xperia 5 II and Xperia 10 II will be at the end of January; although they are the last batch of members announced in this wave, Xperia 1 / Xperia 5 In fact, you only need to wait another month, that is, you will receive the Android 11 update in February.
To be honest, I personally feel that the update speed of the new generation of Xperia mobile phones is much more efficient than before. However, the actual OTA schedule in Taiwan still needs to be further confirmed by Sony Mobile TW – it is about Chinese support. In fact, it is understandable that it is a little slower. Our Computer King Ada team is also asking for information in this regard, so stay tuned for subsequent updates (what a twist).
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