Good news! With multiple reports flashing online regarding the launch timeline of the most-awaited and major OS update, Android 15. Google has just by chance confirmed that the new Android 15 will be dropping for Google Pixel devices, starting today.
Earlier, Google went a step closer to releasing the Android 15; however, it was just an Android source code and not the stable Android 15 build. Meanwhile, Google’s sluggish act of accidentally dropping up the notice regarding stable Android 15 launch can now confirm that it’s releasing the stable version later today via several redditors.
Several users on Reddit received an email, with Google confirming that Pixel phones will begin receiving the new Android 15 stable version, starting today.
Google Pixel users should look for the official announcement and OTA update around 10 AM PT. Even though the confirmation was taken back, we still think the rollout will start today, just as Google promised for mid-October
The email consisted of a notice that clarified that the Google Pixel devices that are running Android 14 will begin receiving the latest Android 15 update, beginning today. However, it will gradually be made available to all the eligible Pixel devices through the mobile operators. Also, the Android 15-supported Pixel devices (those who have enrolled in beta phase) will receive a notification as soon as the update is available on their devices.
Interestingly, Google will be commencing the stable Android 15 rollout for its Pixel devices from today; it might add new features and enhancements within the update that were not part of beta versions. By contrast, with the arrival of stable Android 15, it’s expected that Samsung could offer a precise time frame for releasing its Android 15-based One UI 7.
Android 15 Stable Update Changelog for Beta Testers
- Battery and charging
- Fixed an issue where the device occasionally restarted unexpectedly
- General improvements in charging and battery usage
- Biometric method
- Fixed an issue where face unlocking did not work reliably under certain conditions
- Bluetooth
- Fixed an issue where connecting to certain Bluetooth devices or Bluetooth accessories was occasionally not possible
- Camera
- General improvements to camera reliability under certain conditions
- Display and graphics
- Fixed an issue where a gray shadow appeared on the inner display under certain conditions
- General improvements to the reliability and performance of certain system apps
- General improvements in display reliability
- Framework
- Fixed an issue where apps could occasionally not access media files
- System
- Fixed an issue that affected system reliability and performance under certain conditions
- Telephony
- Fixed an issue that affected the reliability and performance of adaptive connectivity services
- General improvements in network connection reliability and performance under certain conditions
- User interface
- Fixed an issue where Android icons were not displayed correctly under certain conditions
- Fixed an issue where the animation was not displayed correctly when launching Google Assistant on the lock screen*
- Fixed an issue where the center button would stop responding under certain conditions
- Fixed issue with incoming call notifications under certain conditions
- Fixed an issue that occurred with layouts and animations under certain conditions during transitions
- Fixed an issue that affected the view and reliability of transitions between certain UI elements and animations
- General improvements to the view and reliability of transitions between certain UI elements and animations
