Google Confirms Android 15 Release Timeline via Android 14 Downgrade OTA Update

Google has reportedly confirmed the rollout timeline for the much-anticipated Android 15 update. Spotted within the release notes of the Android 14 beta exit update, the information reveals that eligible Pixel devices will be the first to receive the update in the coming months.

Android 15 Update Rollout Timeline Confirmed

Android 15 Release Window Revealed

The release notes for the Android Beta Exit update, as discovered by Android Authority, provide significant insights into the Android 15 timeline. The notes indicate that users who have opted out of the Android 15 beta program should “ignore” the over-the-air (OTA) update until Android 15 becomes available in October.

Downgrade Option for Beta Testers

The exit update is designed for Android 15 beta testers who wish to revert to Android 14, albeit with a complete device wipe. However, the release notes also suggest an alternative for those who prefer to avoid wiping their device: wait until the stable Android 15 release in October.

Pixel Devices to Receive Android 15 First

Expected Devices to Get the Update

As per the confirmed timeline, Google Pixel devices are expected to be the first to receive the Android 15 update. This includes:

• Pixel 6 Series: Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a
• Pixel 7 Series: Pixel 7, Pixel 7a
• Upcoming Pixel Devices: Pixel 8 Series, Pixel 8a, Pixel 9 Series, Pixel 9 Pro Fold
• Others: Pixel Fold, Pixel Tablet

Features and Upgrades in Android 15

Android 15 is expected to bring several exciting new features, including improved Passkey support, a Private Space for sensitive data, and Adaptive Timeout tailored for Pixel phones, among others.

While Google has yet to announce an exact release date, confirming the Android 15 update in October gives Pixel users something to look forward to. The update promises to enhance the user experience with its new features and improvements.