The first beta version of Android 15 has been released

Google has announced the release of the first public beta version of Android 15.

Here's What We Know

Android 15 is ready for full beta after two developer previews. This means that a wide range of users can now access new features and improvements.

The updates include a number of innovations, including expanded support for Braille displays, as well as new ways to zoom and interact with apps. Applications will now scale from edge to edge by default, and system trays will become translucent and provide a more harmonious design.

One of the key aspects of the update is the support for archiving and unarchiving apps at the operating system level, which allows third-party app stores to make effective use of this feature.

According to experts, Android 15 also offers a number of technical changes aimed at improving the interaction between hardware and software, as well as new features for messaging via satellite communications.

Android 15 innovations are already available for Pixel phone owners who are ready to try them out for themselves. More details about this update are expected to be revealed at Google's annual I/O developer conference, which will take place in a few weeks.

Source: The Verge