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{{Infobox android
|name                = Android 11 Red Velvet Cake
|developer           = Google, Open Handset Alliance, and others
|predecessor         = [[Android 10]] Queen Cake
|successor           = [[Android 12]] Snow Cone
|family              = Modified Linux kernel, Unix-Like
|working_state       = Supported
|discontinued        = [[Android 8.0 Oreo]]
|slogan              = The OS that gets to what’s important
|latest_release      = 11.0.0_r39 (RQ3A.210705.001)<br>Released on July 7, 2021
|marketing_target    = * Smartphones
* Tablet computers
* Smart TVs ([[Android TV]])
* [[Android Auto]]
* Smartwatches (Wear OS)
|language            = 100+ languages
|programmed_in       = * Java (UI)
* C (core)
* C++
* others
|updatemodel         = * OTA (Over The Air) Updates
* ROM Flashing
|package_manager     = APK, AAB
|supported_platforms = 32-bit and 64-bit ARM, x86-64, x86
|kernel_type         = Monolithic Kernel (Modified Linux kernel)
|userland            = * Bionic libc
* mksh shell
* Toybox as core utilities
|ui                  = Graphical (multi-touch)
|source_model        = Open source (most devices include proprietary components, such as Google Play)
|license             = * Apache License 2.0 for userspace software
* GNU GPL v2 for the Linux kernel modifications
|website             = [https://www.android.com/android-11]
|logo                = android11logo02.svg.png
|screenshot          = Android 11.png
}}
'''Android 11''' (internally codenamed '''Red Velvet Cake''') is the eleventh major release and the eighteenth version of [[Android]].

==History==
the first public Beta update was released on June 11 which was compatible with Google Pixel 2 and later, and the complete update is released 8 Sept 2020.

The first phone launched with Android 11 Red Velvet Cake in Europe was the Vivo X51 5G.

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