At launch, Android 15 is limited to select Google Pixel devices. These include the Pixel 6, 7, 8, and 9; the Pixel Fold; and the Pixel Tablet. Support for other phones is expected later this year.

After six major previews and betas, Google is ready to launch Android 15 for Pixel devices today. There are some notable additions and changes, but it’s not a particularly notable release in a ...

Google officially says they are “suitable for general use,” with Android 15 QPR1 launching in December. Those on the Beta Program for Android 15 will get QPR1 Beta 1 without having to do anything.

Android 15 is Google's next major update and is already available for Pixel phones. As it advances to other phones, here are the most interesting features. Skip to main content.

From the list above, Google is taking Android 15 compatibility all the way back to 2021 when the Pixel 6 series came out—notably, that was the generation that changed the Pixel's design language ...

Android 15 is now rolling out to Pixel devices. Technically, Android 15 arrived last month on the Android Open Source Project, but it wasn’t yet available on Pixels.

Android 15's release date has been a mystery, as Google rolled out the Pixel 9 line without mentioning when Android's latest OS would drop. However, now, the company has finally told us when ...

The company has been working toward this goal for years: a world where the average phone buyer doesn't need to worry about ...

As with each year, manufacturers have been adapting their custom skins to Android 15, adding their own custom visuals and features on top. Besides Google, brands such as OnePlus, Oppo, Realme, and ...

At launch, Android 15 is limited to select Google Pixel devices. These include the Pixel 6, 7, 8, and 9; the Pixel Fold; and the Pixel Tablet. Support for other phones is expected later this year.

Plus, Google is sure to keep adding to Android 15 with smaller updates ahead of Android 16. But below, you'll find the key features that have already launched for it or that we expect.