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A Google developer has provided a sneak peek into the upcoming first preview of Android 15, internally referred to as "Vanilla Ice Cream." The eagerly anticipated debut of the first developer preview for Android 15 is slated for release tomorrow, February 15. This timeline aligns neatly with last year's schedule, albeit a week later than the initial developer preview for Android 14.
Android 15 is poised to introduce several notable features, with one of the highlights being the Private Spaces functionality. This feature enables users to discreetly lock certain apps, preventing them from appearing in the app list. Additionally, the revival of Lock Screen widgets is anticipated, offering users enhanced customization options. Furthermore, Google is expected to unveil full-screen apps capable of displaying content beneath the navigation and status bars, providing a more immersive user experience.
The Android 15 developer preview will initially be available for Google Pixel 6 and newer Pixel devices. While developer preview builds are primarily intended for app developers to facilitate app testing, enthusiasts with supported Pixel devices will have the opportunity to download and install the firmware build.
As the Android ecosystem continues to evolve, the impending release of Android 15 signifies Google's ongoing commitment to innovation and user-centric enhancements. With its array of new features and improvements, Android 15 is poised to redefine the mobile experience and elevate the capabilities of Pixel devices to new heights.
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| Google developer has provided a sneak peek into the upcoming first preview of Android 15 |