Pixel Users Might Have to Wait for Another Month to Taste the Flavors of Android 15; Expected Release Date

Earlier this month, the Android 15 source code went live on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) website and the rollout for the latest Pixel 9 series was rumoured to be available in October. Now, the latest info has shared the expected release date.

The next-gen Android 15 is expected to be rolled out for the Tensor-powered Pixel phones starting October 15, suggesting the Pixel 6 and later lineup to be the first to get the Android 15.

Android 15 Expected Release Date

According to the Android Headlines, the Android 15 will be rolled out to Pixel phones on October 15. The report further says ''Typically, Google does push out updates on a Monday, however, October 14 is technically a holiday - Columbus Day - in the US. So it makes sense to move it to the next day. Obviously, things could change, if Google finds additional bugs that need to be squashed ahead of the October 15 date. However, that is the current date for Android 15 to begin its rollout to Pixel devices''.

While Pixel users have to wait one more month for the full Android 15 upgrade, Google did roll out a September update for Pixel 6 and later models. On the other hand, brands like Samsung, Honor, iQOO, Lenovo, Motorola, Nothing, OnePlus, Oppo, Realme, Sony, Tecno, vivo, and Xiaomi are said to receive Android 15 in the coming months. However, the specific timelines are yet to be announced.

Android 15 is likely to come with Satellite connectivity support, allowing users to connect to satellites for calls and texts. It is also expected to bring a feature that lets users share or record only a specific app window on the screen, rather than your entire device. Moreover, Android 15 is likely to bring several advanced features to enhance users's experience. Click here to learn more about the features that are coming with Android 15.

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