Android 15 has officially launched for the Pixel 9, bringing a suite of new features and enhancements aimed at elevating your ...

Android 15 is now rolling out to Pixel devices, bringing them new privacy features, security tools, and improvements for foldables and tablets. The operating system first launched last month ...

Android 15 is finally out of beta and fully polished for Google’s Pixel smartphones. Over the coming months, it will be available for plenty more Android phones and other devices as well.

Google today released the public version of Android 15, and it is now making its way to compatible phones, starting with the company’s Pixel series of smartphones. Among the key areas where ...

Some Pixel 8 Pro users have reported trouble with their phone's back gesture since the update, saying it's hard to swipe from ...

Six months after the first developer preview was released, Android 15 is finally rolling out to Google Pixel devices. It was sent over to AOSP last month, and we’ve seen a few other ...

This week’s release of Android 15 has been a weird one, but it’s also raised a question – are Android updates getting pretty confusing? This issue of 9to5Google Weekender is a part of ...

Please verify your email address. Android 15 is available now on Pixel phones, and is focused on privacy, foldable support, and safety improvements. The release of Android 15 to other smartphones ...

Google's Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, and Pixel 9 Pro XL all get a few new features thanks to Android 15. © Photo: Florence Ion / Gizmodo Considering that the Pixel 9 ...

The Android Flash Tool makes it super easy to flash factory images on your Pixel without messing around with this process. If you want to know how to install or sideload Android 15 on your phone ...

Google has officially begun rolling out Android 15 to Pixel devices, bringing new features and improvements. But when I installed and looked for the features mentioned earlier, I couldn't find them.

More info. The day has come – Android 15 updates for Pixel phones and devices are here. Google apparently needed some extra time to get this update right after releasing to AOSP over a month ago ...