Microsoft has recently unveiled the new Surface Duo 2, but as far as the original model is concerned, there’s one big question that the company is yet to answer. When is Android 11, the highly anticipated software update, is supposed to be released for the Surface Duo? Initially projected to launch in 2021, Android 11 is still nowhere to be seen for the Surface Duo, and with a new model already on the market, many are concerned that it could take longer for the company to ship this operating system update. But the good news is Android 11 is still on its way to the original Duo, with the company telling The Verge in a statement that the release should still happen by the end of the year. In other words, yes, the Android 11 update for the Surface Duo is coming, and it wouldn’t take longer than a few months for the first devices to receive it. Of course, t...
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