The question concerns both users and the heads of Samsung who, according to sources, have already begun to test the new version of Google’s operating system. Specifically, the Samsung Galaxy S20+ mobile phone was recently found with Android 11 in the Geekbench database. However, we cannot yet expect the update with certainty since Samsung will initially release a beta version. Several months will elapse from this version until the final launch.

It should be recalled that a year ago, Samsung tested Android 10 on the Galaxy S20 with the first stable version being released in late November. A year later, i.e. in November 2020, the release of Android 11 on the Samsung Galaxy S20 is expected. In addition, according to the company’s usual tactics, the update will first be applied to the S20 series and then to the Note 20 series.

However, in addition to the Android 11 update, the Galaxy Note 20 will also launch a new version of the UI. The OneUI 2.5 is more likely to be pre-installed on the new Galaxy S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra smartphones. If you don’t want to wait until November, all you have to do is try the package a few months earlier by signing up for the corresponding beta program. According to information from the SamMobile site, the official test of Android 11 on Samsung’s smartphones will start before Google’s stable version is released for smartphones.