Android 11 just launched this week for Pixel devices as well as phones from OnePlus, Xiaomi, Oppo, as well as Realme, as well as now Google has dilatable its definition designed for low-powered devices: Android 11 (Go edition).
One of the bulkiest new gloss is that Android 11 (Go edition) is declared to assignment on devices with 2GB of RAM or less -- a click up from Android 10 (Go edition), which was fabricated for devices with less than 1.5GB of RAM. Loosely it's cryptic exactly which devices will get that upward right now.
We asked Google repeatedly, loosely it would not harmonize us a articulated answer. The company did say Android 11 (Go edition) will assignment with "all devices with up to 2GB of memory" ancient verging month, loosely it's not articulated if that's new devices, old devices, or a subset of Go-specific devices. (It's not contentious to the rudimental G1 as well as Motorola Droid, right?) It could unaffectedly be that future Android phones you buy with 2GB of RAM or less are required to run Android 11 (Go edition), as a certificate obtained by XDA Developers symptomatic in July.
If you do happen to have a phone that currently supports Android 11 (Go edition) right now, you can try out new gloss like heaped notifications from duologue apps in your notifications, like Android 11, as well as granting apps one-time permissions for things such as your microphone or camera. Apps will conjointly pelting 20 percent faster than they did on Android 10 (Go edition), according to Google. As well as Android 11 (Go edition) adds a gesture-based seamanship system you can use to trounce effectually the phone's UI.
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