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As had a miserable year like LG, and could not revive its long-standing mobile business with highly experimental devices like the Wing and a conventional flagship that can be instantly forgotten cannot deny that the company got at least one thing right by 2020.
Clearly, the release of Android 10 is available domestically as well as internationally, and earlier this week the LG Velvet received a large collection of Android 11 goodies weighing more than 2 performances.
Although we do not yet have a change log to share with you, it appears that the download size indicates that this particular update is going to be quite heavy with its own UI optimizations and tweaks, unlike for example the recently delivered OTA promotions to various Sony diapers and a midfielder each weighing less than 1 GB.
This may explain why LG needed so much time to update its probably most interesting phone of 2020, though it’s definitely worth highlighting all the Samsung One UI 3.0 and 3.1 installments of the past few weeks have exceeded much more than 2 GB of their own.
Unfortunately, there is also no reason to expect that LG will soon distribute the Android 11 love for the beautiful and fairly powerful Velvet 5G to the US and other Western markets, and the same goes for the company’s updates for devices like the V60 ThinQ 5G, Wing 5G, K92 5G or Stylo 6. All of these phones will of course eventually be promoted to the latest operating system version around the world, but it is essentially impossible to know when that might happen.