Android 15, the upcoming version of Android, has its first developer preview available from Google.
The purpose of the preview is to provide developers with a sneak peek at the new features and APIs that will be included in the final version later this year.
Along with the Android Emulator, the Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a, Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel 7a, Pixel Tablet, Pixel Fold, Pixel 8, and Pixel 8 Pro are all compatible with Android 15 Developer Preview 1.
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The preview is limited to manual installation and is not meant for every day or consumer use. April will see the launch of the public Android Beta program.
Protecting user security and privacy, assisting creators, boosting developer productivity, and enhancing quality and performance are the primary goals of Android 15.
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New methods for accessing and sharing data across apps and websites without jeopardizing user privacy are made possible by Health Connect and the Android Privacy Sandbox Developer Preview 1.
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Also, the FileIntegrity Manager employs fs-verity along with cryptographic signatures to safeguard files against corruption and tampering. With the help of In-app Camera Controls, developers may now adjust the camera parameters and algorithms on compatible devices.
The Universal MIDI Packets allow virtual MIDI applications and Android 15 devices to implement MIDI 2.0. Through the Android Dynamic Performance Framework, the power and thermal systems of Android devices can be more directly interacted with by performance-intensive apps.
Meanwhile , Google sent a warning below;
An issue with sideloading the Developer Preview 1 build can sometimes cause the device to show a “Device is corrupted” message after sideloading is completed. To work around this issue, we recommend that developers flash a factory image to test devices whenever possible instead of sideloading an OTA system image.
