Android 15 is on the way to knock on the doors of Google Pixel smartphones on October 15. The stable Android 15 release will open the way for other smartphone manufacturers; for instance, Samsung will release next-generation customised skins based on the latest Android OS version.
After a long beta program, now Google is looking forward to releasing the stable Android 15 update. According to Android Headlines, Google is all set to release the stable Android 15 on October 15. There’s a logical reason behind this date since usually Google rolls out updates on Monday, but this time Monday (October 14) it’s a holiday in the United States (Columbus Day).
Reportedly, the Android 15 will be the first update for tensor-only Pixel devices and the last guaranteed update available for the Google Pixel 6 series.
Transparently, it quite delayed the rollout of the stable Android 15 version, but still, it could get more delayed in case Google finds more bugs that need to be fixed before the October 15 date. On the other side, the stable Android 15 seems like good news for Galaxy users. It seems that Samsung will also hurry up to release its One UI 7 once the Android 15 goes stably live.
Although Samsung has yet to open the One UI 7 beta program, it recently reported that the One UI 7 beta testing shifted to the next level, which suggests the near release. Following the previous One UI beta release schedule, we have already discussed that Samsung could open the One UI 7 beta program before SDC24.
