Google released Android 15 for developers when will it come to your smartphone

Google has released its latest operating system Android 15 for smartphones. It was in beta testing for several months. In a blog post, Android announced that its source code has also been made available on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). This means that smartphone makers can create and port a custom variant of this operating system (OS) for their devices. Google has also confirmed that the rollout of Android 15 will begin in the coming weeks. It will first come to Google’s in-house Google Pixel smartphones.

blog post In 2015, Android announced that the source code of its latest operating system Android 15 will now be available on AOSP. AOSP contains the core of the Android OS. Developers can access it and help in the development and improvement of Android.

Android 15 will also be available to download on Google Pixel smartphones in the coming weeks. It is expected to start with the Pixel 9 series. Apart from this, devices from all original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) including Samsung, Honor, iQOO, Lenovo, Motorola, Nothing, OnePlus, Oppo, Realme, Sharp, Sony, Tecno, Vivo and Xiaomi will also get the Android 15 update.

Google says that new ways have been given to improve the app experience in the latest Android. With this, developers can improve the performance of any app. APIs for ApplicationStartInfo, PdfRenderer, OpenJDK and SQLite have also been provided in it. Users will get ways to save split-skin apps, talkback support for Braille display, etc. in the new Android. With the help of the new Android, users will be able to adjust the loudness of the audio in their device. They will be able to control HDR headroom. New fonts will also be seen in typing.