All The Google Pixel Phones That Will Get Android 15
The Android 15 update is coming soon and will surely be full of exciting new features. If you're interested in trying the beta or wondering if your phone is supported, here's which Pixel phones and tablets will officially get Android 15 and which won't.
After the initial announcement in February, Google released the second developer preview on March 21st, and we'll get several more updates between now and its global release. After Google upgrades many of its Pixel devices, the next version of Android will eventually roll out to a wide array of phones and tablets from multiple manufacturers like Samsung, OnePlus, Nothing, Motorola, and more.
As expected, this update will refine the software experience we all know and love. Look for improvements to performance, privacy, security, and new satellite connectivity support. We'll learn about more changes in the coming weeks or at Google I/O 2024 in May.
Which Pixel Devices Will Get Android 15?
A big topic in the world of Android is software updates and how long each phone will get them. During the launch of the Pixel 8, Google announced it would offer an industry-leading seven years of software support for the phone. Unfortunately, those with an older Pixel won't get the same treatment. Eventually, older Pixel models will stop getting new versions of Android.
Besides the Pixel 8 (and the upcoming Pixel 9 series), older Google smartphones are only guaranteed three years of support. As a result, the arrival of Android 15 means a few older Pixel phones will not be upgraded.
You'll get Android 15 if you have a Pixel from 2021 or newer. That includes the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a, Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel 7a, the Pixel 8 series, along with the Pixel Fold and Pixel Tablet. Additionally, by the end of the year, we'll likely have the Pixel 9 and Pixel Fold 2, which will be added to the list.
Unfortunately, that means owners of the Pixel 4 and Pixel 5 series will not be receiving the update to Android 15 later this
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