We’re used to hearing about new Android versions during Google Pixel smartphone launch events, but Android 15’s source code is finally out at the Android Open Source Project. It was strangely missing from the Google Pixel launch event last month ...

Google today announced that it's releasing Android 15 in the coming weeks. It also pushed the Android 15 source code to the Android Open Source Project today, which means that anyone can build on and contribute to the Android OS.

Since Google released the Pixel 9 running Android 14, we’ve been wondering what the heck was going on with Android 15. But despite rumors that the new OS wouldn’t be ready until October, Google has confirmed that Android 15 is finally ready and is being released today.

Along with releasing the source code for Android 15, Google’s expanding its earthquake alerts and adding Shazam-like music detection for Circle to Search.

In a blog post, Google says the update will be available for supported Pixel devices in the coming weeks. If you have a Pixel 6 and above, you’re covered for the update. Devices from other Android makers,

Google has pushed Android 15's source code to AOSP. Pixel phones will get an OTA update to stable Android 15 in the coming weeks. Android 15 focuses on privacy and user experience enhancements. Android 15 is getting an official release,

Android 15 is finally rolling out to Pixel phones soon and hitting other brands over the next few months. The latest version of Android brings better media and camera features, like HDR management, improved audio,