A developer preview of Android 15 is set to be released on Thursday, February 15, according to a Google developer's comment on the Android Open Source Project. This preview is expected to be accessible for Pixel devices, starting from Pixel 6 and later, in line with the promised updates until fall 2024.
While specifics about Android 15 are limited, it's anticipated to introduce the Private Spaces feature, offering enhanced privacy by allowing users to hide sensitive information in a dedicated space. Additionally, new accessibility features are expected to improve the overall user experience.
It's essential to note that the developer preview is not a public beta; instead, it's aimed at app developers and may lack stability and features of the final release. Interested users must go through a more involved process, downloading the OS from Android Studio and sideloading it via a USB connection.
The final release of Android 15 is likely to be announced in the summer, with full availability expected in the fall, coinciding with the Pixel 9 series.
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