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Android 15 rollout: Which smartphone maker released Stable and Beta updates so far?

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Google has introduced Android 15, the rollout has already started for eligible smartphones. I am going to update you with the latest information about the Android 15 update rollout, be it beta or stable. Read below.

Stable Updates:

Google has released the stable version of Android 15 for its Pixel devices starting from Pixel 6 and up to the latest Pixel 9 series.

Beta Updates:

  • Vivo became the first major brand to roll out the Android 15 update for its flagships, like the Vivo X Fold3 Pro with Funtouch OS 15, which is based on Android 15. This is a limited version of Android 15; it was either a beta or a selective rollout, not a widespread stable update.
  • Motorola has released an Android 15 Beta update for the Motorola Edge 50 Fusion users in India.
  • ROG Phone 8 has also received the Android 15 beta update. An Android 15 Preview Program was announced for the ROG Phone 8, allowing selected users to test out the new mobile OS.
  • Nothing had officially announced the Open Beta for Nothing OS 3.0, which is based on Android 15, specifically for the Nothing Phone (2a) starting on October 8, 2024. It aims to release the stable version in December 2024.

Other Manufacturers:

There’s no confirmed stable or beta release information for other manufacturers like Samsung, OnePlus, or Nothing. About Samsung, the company has confirmed that it delayed the One UI 7.0 beta program by the end of 2024 without any specific timeline.

Just to confirm, the Android 15 rollout can be staggered, regional, and often starts with the manufacturer’s latest or flagship devices before moving to older or mid-range models.

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