The first developer preview version of Android 15 is announced, and a public beta version will be launched early this spring

Thanks to the netizen Strawberry Keli Cake for submitting the clue! According to news on February 17, the first developer preview version of Android 15 is available starting today, the public beta version will be launched early this spring, and Google plans to achieve platform stability in June.

According to TheVerge, some of the updates are related to Android's Dynamic Performance Framework, which helps manage how power-intensive applications interact with the phone's power system. These adjustments are designed to help devices better respond to demands on their GPU, CPU, and cooling systems, and to help applications with long-running background tasks run with high energy efficiency. These may not seem like obvious things, but they are important to overall performance. Other updates are privacy-focused and include stronger protections against malware sneaking into application files. Android 15 also includes the latest version of Privacy Sandbox. It was learned that one of the quarterly platform release beta versions of Android 14 supports partial screen recording functionality, allowing users to record only the content of the application instead of the entire screen. Android 15 has improved third-party applications. camera experience. Low-light image previews will benefit from some additional processing, making them look brighter — more like what users see after pressing the shutter button. App developers can also access flash controls to adjust intensity.

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