Google has now officially released the date as to when the Android 15 update will be made available. From the latest news, the next major release for the Android operating system is planned to be released in a few months.
Android 15 Update: Google Reveals Timetable and Pixel First Rollout Plans
Information regarding the release of the update was made on Google post where it revealed that Pixel phones would be the first to get the update. This consist of Google Pixel 6 series, Google Pixel 7 series and the Google Pixel 8 series that is in the production process.
It was further provided by release notes in the Android 14 beta exit update. To some extent Google has conveyed information regarding when the update is to be released but the precise release date of Android 15 is not available yet.
Those who are using the Android 14 beta and want to stick with the program, should start ignoring the OTA updates until they receive the Android 15 build. The beta exit update is primarily to let the users switch back to the previous version in case there are any issues with the new version.
The Android 15 release is believed to come with new enhancements and features as a norm with these android updates. This includes better Passkey support and other changes and thus the next release of Android is something to look forward to.
Avoid the Beta Exit Pitfall: Wait for the October Android 15 Stable Release!
From the Android Authority report that was published recently, the Android beta exit update release notes have been seen. This update is for those devices that left Android 15 beta program and don’t want to receive more beta releases again. The notes also state that people who are expecting to get the official Android 15 should ‘Ignore’ the OTA update for the meantime.
The beta exit update is mainly for who like to go back to the last Android version they tested. Still, reverting means wiping the device, which does not seem fitting for all users. According to the release notes, there is an option not to do this if this is what some people want.
For the users who are not ready to make a device wipe we suggest them to wait for the stable release of Android 15. This stable update will be expected to be rolled out in October as a way of enhancing its stability. Through tactful delay, users will not have to ask for the wiping off of their devices.
The OTA update that you should look at but do not install is the one that is part of the process to move from beta to stable program. Although it is developed especially for those who are going out from the beta stage, it does not mean it is Android 15 version.
In conclusion for users who do not want to erase the device and remain on the current version of the device should not update through the OTA update. The current version of Android is still 12L, however, Android 15, scheduled for October, will be the more advisable to count on for a fluent process of update.
Android 15 Unveiled: Pixel Devices Lead the Charge with Cutting-Edge Features
Google’s release notes have indicated when Android 15 is set to be rolled out and which devices first – Pixels – must get it In October. To begin with this range, we shall have releases in the Pixel models starting with the Pixel 6 and up to the current Pixel 9, and the Pixel Fold.
Several important improvements are expected to be brought by the update. Among the new features that it is expected to come with are: advanced Passkey support to enhance security; and Private Space which is expected to bring better privacy options for the users.
Pixel phones will also get a new feature called Adaptive Timeout which would serve to enhance the efficiency of battery and screen. This is as an attempt to ensure that people are served in the best way possible and according to their needs.
Devices from other brands will thereafter receive the Android 15 update albeit after the earliest Pixel gadgets. The rolling deployment guarantees that the update is checked on as many gadgets as possible.
In conclusion one could state that Android 15 is designed to bring great enhancements especially in terms of security and ergonomy. As it stands, users can expect this latest version of Android to be safer, as well as offering greater personalisation possibilities.
