Google releases Android 15, but it's only for developers
This exciting update is currently in beta, offering developers a chance to get acquainted before its public release.
Google continues to innovate at a rapid pace. Following the recent launch of the Pixel 9 and substantial upgrades to the Gemini AI model across various platforms, the company has unveiled Android 15, its latest operating system.
This exciting update is currently in beta, offering developers a chance to get acquainted before its public release.
Google announced the official release of Android 15's source code to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). This allows developers to create custom Android versions, develop compatible apps for the upcoming update, or build projects that utilize the new features ahead of its wider rollout.
Android 15 boasts a range of upgrades, including satellite connectivity for messaging. Additionally, the update offers optimizations for various screen types, including large displays with enhanced multitasking capabilities and smaller secondary screens on foldable phones.
A more stable version of Android 15 is expected for Google Pixel devices in the coming weeks. Other phone manufacturers, including Samsung, Honor, Motorola, Nothing, OnePlus, Oppo, Vivo, Xiaomi, and more, will receive the update in the coming months.
The arrival of Android 15 signifies continued progress in the mobile operating system landscape. While developers can now explore its potential, users can eagerly anticipate the rollout to their devices, bringing an array of exciting new features and functionalities.
