TL;DR
- Pixel 11 phones can now install Google’s CD1A.260905.001.B1 release.
- This follows an A1 update distributed back at the start of the month.
- Neither release delivers Android 17 QPR1.
Today may be all about Apple launches, with the introduction of both the
iPhone 18 Pro series and the new foldable
iPhone Duo, but we’ve still got some Pixel news to cover, as Google quietly starts pushing out a new
Pixel 11 update.
This one was
spotted by some Pixel fans over on the Reddit sub, and checking out
Google’s repository of Pixel OTA downloads, we can confirm that build CD1A.260905.001.B1 now appears as the most recent release available for the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL, and Pixel 11 Pro Fold. There are no matching releases for any older Pixel devices.
Those are all marked as September releases, and are actually the second to hit the Pixel 11 family this month, after CD1A.260905.001.A1 last week. Neither of these appears to be the eagerly anticipated
Android 17 QPR1 update, which feels like it could start heading out at any moment.