Motorola reveals list of phones to get Android 11 update
Motorola has just released its official list of devices that are slated to receive the latest Android 11 update. This may be too late compared to other smartphone manufacturers, but it’s definitely better late than never.
Here are the devices that will be receiving the latest OS update:
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Lenovo K12 Note
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motorola edge
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motorola edge+
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moto g 5G
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moto g 5G plus
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moto g fast
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moto g power
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moto g pro
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moto g stylus
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moto g8
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moto g8 power
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moto g9
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moto g9 play
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moto g9 plus
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moto g9 power
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motorola one 5G
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motorola one action
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motorola one fusion
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motorola one fusion+
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motorola one hyper
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motorola one vision
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motorola razr 2019
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motorola razr 5G
According to Motorola, the update is still “pending partner support” but will start rolling out in the coming months.
Along with its announcement, Motorola has released a dedicated website where they provide upgrade information. You can check this website to see when the new software will be released to your phone.
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