Google’s next major update for smartphones is here. Android 15 rolled out to Pixel devices on October 15 and will trickle down to countless other devices over the next several months.

But at $100 less, last year's iPhone 15 still has plenty to offer including good cameras, a decent battery life and the ability to run iOS 18 -- but, sadly, it won't get Apple Intelligence.

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Please verify your email address. Android 15 is available now on Pixel phones, and is focused on privacy, foldable support, and safety improvements. The release of Android 15 to other smartphones ...

Ahead of a rollout starting in November, Oppo has revealed ColorOS 15 with some big UI changes, but also a lot of… let’s say “inspiration” from iOS. At an event in China today, Oppo ...

Android 15 has started rolling out to Pixel phones, bringing a bunch of new features and upgrades out of beta. • Google announced that Android 15 is launching, with the update set to hit Pixel ...

Please verify your email address. OnePlus has confirmed in a press release that it will officially launch OxygenOS 15 during an online event on October 24, 2024, at 9:00 PM IST (11:30 AM ET).

Android 15 is here, and while it’s not a huge update, it is still packed with exciting new features and improvements – here are some of our favorites. This latest version of Google’s mobile ...

The mass rollout of Android 15 is now underway and as usual Google’s own Pixel phones are first in line for the big update. You’ll need a Pixel 6 series or newer phone to get the update and ...

Android 15 is here. Let's talk about it. The latest build of Google's mobile operating system is finally upon us as of this week, and that means you're probably wondering what exactly it does.