The LG Velvet is the company’s last mainstream premium smartphone, but even with the company pulling its resources from the smartphone business, updates are still rolling out. This week, Android 11 was spotted rolling out to the LG Velvet in the United States.
Around seven months after the update rolled out to Pixels, LG is now rolling out Android 11 to its Velvet in the US, with the update showing up first on Verizon Wireless. The Velvet, not sold unlocked in the US, will need to wait for carrier approval before getting Android 11 update in each of its variants. Verizon just happens to be first in line.
What’s new in Android 11 on the Velvet? Aside from Google’s own changes such as notification improvements, Verizon lists out a collection of other tweaks. Most notably, users can now record video by long-pressing on the shutter button for short periods of time with Burst Mode accessible from a drag.
The update is rolling out now and, if LG holds up to its promise, this won’t be the phone’s last update.
More on LG:
- LG promises better Android updates w/ ‘three-year pledge’ and they totally mean it this time
- LG Velvet launches in the US for $599
- LG Velvet Review: The company’s best phone in years — take that as you will
- LG Velvet won’t be sold unlocked in the United States
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