Nokia is steadily sending the Android 11 update to its flagships. The HMD Global is updating its recent flagship, Nokia X20 5G with Android 11. The phone was released a couple of months back with Snapdragon 480 5G.
The latest build is arriving on firmware version V1.270 in Hong Kong, which weighs approximately 400MB in size. Along with the Android 11 goodies like chat bubbles, one-time permissions, smart device controls, native screen recorder, and more, the build also carries the May 2021 android security patch by Google.
Apart from these, the package drives enhancements in the camera app. Moreover, it improves the UI, ultimately upgrading the system’s stability. The detailed changelog is not yet revealed so we are not sure what else the software carries.
As usual, the update is rolling out in a phase-wise manner. But you can always track the build manually by navigating to the device’s Settings > System update > Check for update, and tap on Download and install.
The smartphone features a 6.467 inch IPS LCD display paired with up to 8GB RAM and 128GB of internal storage. It equips an octa-core processor-based Snapdragon 480G 5G chipset along with Android 11 OS. Nokia X20 5G houses a quad rear camera module indulging a 64MP primary sensor. On the other hand, there’s a 36MP snapper for selfies and video calls.