Initially, only users of Google's Pixel series will have the privilege of trying out this new version, while those with devices from other OEM manufacturers will have to wait patiently until summer for their chance to experience this cutting-edge test version.
The release of Android 15 beta 1 undoubtedly offers developers a rare opportunity to glimpse the future of the operating system. The new version brings a plethora of improvements, including optimizations to window inset areas, innovative changes to end-to-end encryption key management, the introduction of options for character spacing text alignment, and a redefinition of wallet roles. These new features will undoubtedly provide users with a more convenient and secure operating experience.
Currently, there is a strong lineup of devices supporting Android 15 beta 1, including the full range of Pixel products such as Pixel 6a, Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 7a, Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, Pixel Fold, and Pixel Tablet.
For devices already running Android 14 QPR3 or the Android 15 developer preview, they will automatically receive the OTA update for Android 15 Beta 1.
Of course, the highlights of the Google I/O conference extend far beyond this. In addition to the stunning debut of Android 15, we will also witness the first public appearance of the Pixel 8a, as well as updates to Google TV and Chromecast products.
