ColorOS 11 based on Android 11 was unveiled in September 2020. Since then, OPPO has been rolling out beta as well as stable builds for eligible smartphones worldwide. The latest device to get the stable update is OPPO F17. Additionally, the company has also opened beta registrations for the original OPPO Reno.
OPPO is known for releasing its ColorOS update timeline at the start of every month. Following this month’s timeline, the firm has started seeding out the stable update for OPPO F17. For those unaware, the beta program for this phone went live in late May.
According to the official announcement, the update is currently live in India with firmware version C.10. Users should be running either A.39 or A.41 builds to get the update.
In order to install the Android 11 stable update on OPPO F17, users need to head over to Settings > Software updates > Gear Icon > Official Version Application, mark the I agree checkbox, and select Apply now. Then, tap on check for new version option, download, and install the ColorOS 11 stable update.
At the same time, OPPO has begun to recruit ColorOS 11 beta testers for the first-ever OPPO Reno smartphone in India. The registrations will remain open from June 26 until July 3.
In order to enroll in the program, users should be on firmware version C.37 or C.38. If they are, then they can navigate to Settings > Software Update > Gear Icon > Apply for Beta Version > Update Beta Version and follow the on-screen instructions to region. Once done, selected users will receive the beta build via OTA.
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