Android 15 release: Here’s when Pixel phones may get big Google update

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Google's upcoming operating system, the Android 15 has been in the news for quite some time. While the OS is still under beta, several features have already been revealed, at the Google I/O 2024 event. Android users have been waiting for the official release since the new generation of Pixel phones has already launched. Usually, new Android versions are usually rolled out with the launch of new Pixel devices in October. However, this year Google made an early release for the Pixel 9 series and the Android 15 rollout was delayed. Know when the Android 15 could officially launch. 

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As per previous Google trends, the new Android version is officially rolled out in the month of October after the launch of new Pixel phones. While the Pixel 9 series is already in the market, Android users have been waiting for the Android 15 rollout. While the Pixel 9 launch took place a little earlier, the Android 15 rollout is running as per schedule. According to the Android Headline report, the Android 15 is expected to roll out on October 15 to all the Google Pixel phones. 

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The publication has shared a speculative date based on Google's trends for previous Android rollouts. The report highlights that Google made the official release on Monday, however, this year on October 14, the US would be celebrating Columbus Day. Therefore, there is a slight possibility that Google may roll out Android 15 on October 15. Additionally, note that the Android 15 will only be released for the Pixel 6 series and other newer generation smartphones during the initial phases. 

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This year Google has planned a major upgrade for Android 15 with new features, UI and UX improvements. This year we'll see new Android features such as Private space enabling users to hide apps,  Theft Detection