Tag: Android 11

OnePlus Nord Oxygen 12 Update to Roll Out In India Soon

OnePlus Nord starts getting the stable version of the Android-12-primarily based on OxygenOS 12. The OxygenOS 12 stable update is rolling out quickly after OnePlus had launched the beta model of the operating system. The new edition can be had to users via over the air (OTA) update. The update is being rolled out to customers in India.

OnePlus has informed that the users of the open beta will be the first ones to acquire the stable update as it releases. The brand has additionally provided a changelog for the customers on Beta 2. The changelog informs that the new firmware version will carry in updates as well as will restore the issues.

The new update will bring new capabilities along with an enhanced dark mode, a OnePlus Shelf, and an overhauled design. The update will be available to the ones on the Android 11 version.

Customers outside of India probably won’t be waiting much longer for the update that weighs in at 4GB also packing the April 2022 protection patch. So, customers should make sure to have the considered necessary space available in order to install the update successfully. The phone must also be at above 30 percent battery to kick off the update.

OnePlus shared the information through its network forum and additionally highlighted a number of the recognized problems that a future update of the software will aim to resolve.

Known problems:

  • The display of a few pages in Settings can be one-of-a-kind from the system.
  • The display screen will glitch in specific scenarios when
  • The camera might also additionally crash while taking pictures in Portrait mode.
  • The abnormal display of thumbnails when taking burst pictures.
  • The abnormal display of the Quick device connects when in the Guest mode.

Micromax Announces Launch of IN2c

Homegrown smartphone brand Micromax is set to launch a new smartphone IN2c tomorrow. The brand announced the launch via its official Twitter handle by posting the phone’s image.  

Micromax is making a comeback in the Indian markets. The new Micromax IN2c will be the successor to In2b. Flipkart’s support page for Micromax IN2c reveals some specifications and design insights. 

Body and Display: The handset will boast a 6.52-inch HD+ (720×1600 pixels) LCD with a 20:9 factor ratio and 420-nits of peak brightness. The Micromax IN2c will have a waterdrop notch layout and a prominent bezel at the bottom. 

Processor and Storage: The UNISOC T610 chipset will be coupled with 4GB/6GB of LPDDR4x RAM. Both editions will be equipped with 64GB of eMMC 5.1 built-in storage. For extra storage, the device will have a microSD card slot. Micromax IN2c may have an Android 11 operating system.

Battery: Microsoft IN2c will be packed with a 5000mAh battery and a 10W standard charger.

Camera: The Micromax IN 2c will load a dual rear camera module, which may also include an 8MP primary lens and a VGA sensor. There should be a 5MP camera for taking selfies and video calling on the front.

Pricing and Availability: Micromax will divulge the availability and pricing information of the IN2c phone in India at its release event on April 26. However, the device is tipped to be under Rs 10,000 and will go on sale through Flipkart and Micromax’s official website. It can be seen that the smartphone will be sold in Silver and Brown colors.

How to Install Android 11 on your Smartphone

The Android 11 Developer Preview is out and we can’t even! First things first. If you have a compatible pixel Smartphone then you can get it right now. You’re all excited and waiting for the steps involved but a word of caution here. This is a beta version so expect a lot of bugs and incomplete features. Also, if anything goes wrong, your device might go Kaput. So, while you have all the anticipation of the great stuff it has to offer, be also aware of the risks you’re taking. It is advisable to try this on your second device. We advise you against downloading android 11 on your main Smartphone. 

Which Android phones are compatible for Android 11?

  • Google Pixel 2
  • Google Pixel 2 XL
  • Google Pixel 3
  • Google Pixel 3 XL
  • Google Pixel 3a
  • Google Pixel 3a XL
  • Google Pixel 4
  • Google Pixel 4 XL

If you own any of these smartphones, you can go ahead with downloading Android 11. Here’s how you can do that. 

  1. Enable the developer options on your Pixel smartphone. How to do that? Go to Settings > About Phone > Tap on Build Number 10 times. This enables the developer options for your android phone.
  2. Go back and tap System > Advanced > Developer options. Enable OEM unlocking here. After that, scroll down and enable USB debugging.
  3. Now for the work on your computer. Open Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge version 79 or above, and visit the Android developer preview website.
  4. If you’re using a Windows 10 computer, download the Google USB Driver for Windows for the flashing process. No additional drivers are needed for Mac.
  5. Connect your phone to your computer and on the Android developer, preview website click on the Android Flash Tool Link next to your device name.
  6. Click OK on the pop-up page that asks for permission. On your android phone, tap ‘allow’ for USB debugging. This will authenticate your device and your smartphone is now connected. In case your phone isn’t connected, click on Add New Device > a pop-up will appear, click on your phone’s name > click Connect. Tap Allow on the pop-up on your android phone. Your phone is now connected.
  7. After your phone is connected, click on the box where your phone’s name appears. On the next page you’ll see the pencil icon that you need to click, next to Selected Build. Here you will be able to enable the Lock Bootloader option if you want to ensure that your phone’s bootloader is locked once the process is finished. And it’s finally time to hit install!
  8. You’ll now be asked to avoid interacting with your phone. Confirm and click ‘I Accept’.
  9. You’ll be asked to Factory reset your phone. Click ‘yes’ on your computer and Tap ‘Allow’ on your android phone.
  10. Your Smartphone will now reboot to its bootloader screen. You’ll also see the current status of your phone on your computer screen.
  11. While waiting you might see a pop-up on the computer screen asking you to reselect your device. This is a possibility if you’re flashing your phone for the first time. Click ‘Reselect device’. You’ll see another pop-up. Click Android > Connect > you’ll see one more pop-up asking you to unlock the bootloader, click Start.
  12. On your phone’s screen, navigate to unlock the bootloader with the volume keys and select it by hitting the power button. The Android 11 download will now start. You can track the progress on your computer’s screen.
  13. Once Android 11 is downloaded and finished installing, you’ll be asked to lock your phone’s bootloader. Click Start and select ‘Lock the Bootloader’ on your smartphone. Navigate with the volume keys and select by clicking the power button. Lastly, tap done on your computer’s screen.
  14. Now you have to wait till your phone reboots. Once this is done, your computer shows a message that reads ‘Software successfully updated’. (Yayyy!!) You can then start setting up your device and unplug it from the computer.

Now that your device is set up, you now have a Pixel phone that runs Android 11 along with the latest security patch!

These steps might look like they’re a lot of work but believe it or not, the whole process is really simple. Once you download Android 11, you can enjoy testing it out! Are there any bugs? Are the features good? We will be happy to know from you! After all, you’re the early birds to enjoy Android 11 right now. Throw some light on what can be expected. We are waiting! 

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