As a result of long-lasting developments, Google has finally managed to announce its new operating system. With the release of the expected stable version for Pixel devices on 15 October, new features became clear. Android 15, which draws attention with its features similar to Android 14, of course comes with features worth changing. Here are the features that make the Android 15 update better than Android 14.
Android 15 reduces storage problems with archive feature
Although devices with 16GB storage used to offer great usage space, now even devices that come standard with 128GB or 256GB storage may be insufficient. However, this problem seems to be largely solved with Android 15.
When we uninstalled an application after downloading it, the data was deleted, but thanks to Android 15’s archive feature, information can be temporarily stored even if we uninstall applications. However, when the application is downloaded again, you do not need to log in or make settings.
While Google's latest flagship devices come with Android 16, the Pixel 9a may be the only phone to come with Android 15.
Another striking feature of the Android 15 update was satellite connection support. This feature was first seen on the iPhone 14 series and then released for several Android devices. With Android 15, the use of the feature has been made even easier, but the update is not enough for satellite connection, so it must be available on the device as hardware.
With the new update, many security features have been made available on devices. One of the prominent ones was the ‘Hidden Area’, which we were previously used to on the Samsung side. This feature increases the protection of the application, making it invisible among other applications and provides special access.
The multitasking feature is also presented in a more advanced form with the new operating system update. The multitasking feature, which is used especially on large-screen devices such as foldable phones or tablets, provides access to multiple applications at the same time by separating the screen. Thanks to Android 15, the transition between applications has been facilitated and shortcuts have been added.
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