Motorola confirms Android 11 update for range of smartphones


Motorola is the latest company to announce Android 11 update plans for its smartphones which includes 22 Motorola and one Lenovo smartphone. The Moto E7 Plus that was launched a few months back and the Moto E7 that was introduced last month is not in the list. This brings improved powerful device controls, easier ways to manage conversations, privacy settings and more.

Motorola phones that are confirmed to get Android 11 update

  • motorola razr 5G
  • motorola razr 2019
  • motorola edge
  • motorola edge+
  • motorola one 5G
  • motorola one action
  • motorola one fusion
  • motorola one fusion+
  • motorola one hyper
  • motorola one vision
  • moto g 5G
  • moto g 5G plus
  • moto g fast
  • moto g power
  • moto g pro
  • moto g stylus
  • moto g9
  • moto g9 play
  • moto g9 plus
  • moto g9 power
  • moto g8
  • moto g8 power
  • Lenovo K12 Note

Since the Motorola One Action sold in the United States, Canada and Russia are not under Android One program, these models will not be updated to Android 11 and the Android 10 is the latest update for those phones. Motorola said that the Android 11 OS update will roll out on these Motorola smartphones in the coming months without giving an exact timeframe. The roll-out might vary depending on the country or carrier.

New Android 11 features for Motorola phones

Manage Conversations
Better communicate with the people in your life with Conversations and Chat Bubbles. See, respond to, and control your conversations across multiple messaging apps. All in the same spot. Then select people you always chat with. These priority conversations show up on your lock screen. So you never miss anything important.

Control Connected Devices in One Place
Simple, streamlined device and media controls allow new ways to control your compatible connected devices. Set the temperature to chill, then dim your lights. All from a single spot on your phone. Just long press the power button to see and manage your connected devices. Making life at home that much easier.

Your Data, In Control
Decide how and when your data is shared by setting one-time permissions and other new features. Give one-time permissions to apps that need your mic, camera or location. The next time the app needs access, it must ask for permission again.

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