This is mainly a consequence of Google moving the release cycle back a quarter. If they continued to target Q3 for yearly/major SDK releases, then Samsung would have released One UI 7 much more "on time". Either way when One UI 7 launches in January, it will be outdated just like all OEM AOSP derivatives. The current supported stable Android release is Android 15 QPR1. One UI 7 uses September's release of Android 15. The initial release of Android 15 and its corresponding release branch in the AOSP repository was terminated in November. There are no more monthly releases of Initial Android 15. They've (Samsung and non Pixel OEMs) took an old Android release and applied backports to make it appear new. If they used semantic versioning for each new monthly and quarterly release of a given version (e.g 15.1 for Android 15 QPR1, 15.1.1 for the January monthly release of Android 15 QPR1) that would expose how bad the update situation is.
Looking ahead, it wouldn't be shocking if the Android 15 QPR2 Beta 2 and Android 16 Developer Preview 2 underlying source is identical right now if we stripped away the feature launch flag release configuration that enables which changes and functionality is enabled by default.
That’s the problem with android and google, pixels get the updates first but they have weak SOC’s meanwhile phones like the redmagic 10 pro have the best specs available for only $650 but will only get 1 os update
Someone said that Samsung hasn't yet released A15 and Google already at beta 2 of A16... But the irony is that most of the features that newer versions of Android are releasing are already present on Samsung for a long time now😂
@@passivevii4052 at this point...better at what exactly? One UI 7 has closed the gap with Pixel in terms of fluidity. Which it added on top of the better customization, better and more device features, and greater utility.
Its not even been 2 months since public release of android 15 and we are already close to public beta of Android 16. Why couldn't they combine both of their features into Android 15?
I'm 100% sold on Pixel now that you can turn on a setting to unlock your phone with your fingerprint while the screen is off, without needing the always-on display enabled. I already liked the latest Android update for Pixel, and now I'm sold with the Modes tab and the screen-off fingerprint sensor.😁
@@DifferentThinker yeh even basic 10000 rs indian phone have this feature from years but this google flagships that cost almost 10 times the basic phone don't have this basic features 😭😭😭
No flashed means to install an update via a another source like a pc instead of Ota (over the air) meaning in the settings menu on your phone. @@edwinruiz9679
Android 15 just became a meaningless update. OEMs should skip Android 15 and go straight to Android 16 when it releases in Q3 2025. I also feels like this will cause more fragmentation in the Android world. Thanks, Google!
@@OumarMohammed-ir9tr exactly, pixel phones are amazing but these little things are what hold me back, ill prolly buy a pixel again when they finally settle down
@@nickthaskaterthat'd be crazy consumerism lol. Imagine buying a phone just to get a single feature without which you can actually do pretty nice anyway
I was happy until i realised this is what we have to look forward to for summer’s next year. I was happy because i was thinking this would come out in a month or two and that the development of Android has been prioritised by Google. I don’t use android so I wasn’t aware of its release cycles and timing.
Since when are the clock and icons at the top vertically aligned to the hole punch on the Pixel 9 Pro?? In Android 15 they are a lot higher placed?! Or is this the 9 Pro XL?
I hope they add the ability to quickly uninstall apps just by tapping and holding on an app icon and pressing a delete button. I don't want to have to use another launcher to do that.
After android 10 it all went to drown Android 11 not bad it had ram management and performance issues After android 12 it's just copy paste now all 13,14,14 have overheating issues performance issues ram management issues in every phone i tried Tried running same phone on Android 10 it runs so much better smoother battery life is million times better performance is far better than any Android versions
If you previously sideloaded the image from Google, now you may be getting the carrier approved version. Whether they changed anything or not is not clear to me.
@@LinusVaz what do I have to think about? Google will start to release 2 new android version a year and the so called 7 years will of support won't be fullfilled. Probably you didn't understand what I meant
The A16 timeline push, is for hardware/software releases to align more with flagship drops in late summer; as the Pixel 9 Pro did, but had to wait for A15 OS.
It started out really good, but kind of went to shit after they tweaked it again and again. Also most developers don't give a sh*t about the material guidelines.... Including Google on a lot of their apps...
@@strix3055 True.. Not even Google Apps follow the Material Guidelines. Now 2 Android releases per year makes it even harder for devs to follow them and they eventually will back out on most of them.
Can you please stop using auto-translated video titles and descriptions? There is no way for me as a user to disable this stupid feature, and it is quite annoying to see titles in badly translated German, even though I can speak English.
Damn, samsung hasn't released it's android 15 (one ui 7) and google is already at preview 2 of the android 16
This is mainly a consequence of Google moving the release cycle back a quarter. If they continued to target Q3 for yearly/major SDK releases, then Samsung would have released One UI 7 much more "on time".
Either way when One UI 7 launches in January, it will be outdated just like all OEM AOSP derivatives. The current supported stable Android release is Android 15 QPR1.
One UI 7 uses September's release of Android 15. The initial release of Android 15 and its corresponding release branch in the AOSP repository was terminated in November. There are no more monthly releases of Initial Android 15.
They've (Samsung and non Pixel OEMs) took an old Android release and applied backports to make it appear new.
If they used semantic versioning for each new monthly and quarterly release of a given version (e.g 15.1 for Android 15 QPR1, 15.1.1 for the January monthly release of Android 15 QPR1) that would expose how bad the update situation is.
I was about to come here but you took it outta my mouff
GrapheneOS, a well known and regarded research open source project has a great in depth explanation about this on their X/Mastodon/Bluesky socials.
Looking ahead, it wouldn't be shocking if the Android 15 QPR2 Beta 2 and Android 16 Developer Preview 2 underlying source is identical right now if we stripped away the feature launch flag release configuration that enables which changes and functionality is enabled by default.
That’s the problem with android and google, pixels get the updates first but they have weak SOC’s meanwhile phones like the redmagic 10 pro have the best specs available for only $650 but will only get 1 os update
Android 15.1 coming along nicely
More like Android 12.4
@@filend_it fr lmao
Someone said that Samsung hasn't yet released A15 and Google already at beta 2 of A16...
But the irony is that most of the features that newer versions of Android are releasing are already present on Samsung for a long time now😂
Cry more? Pixel is better
Android 16? Feels more like Android 12.5, while OneUI 7 is like a whole bloody new phone
@@yeyecannotdriftYeah, because all the OneUI versions prior felt the same 😂
@@passivevii4052 at this point...better at what exactly? One UI 7 has closed the gap with Pixel in terms of fluidity. Which it added on top of the better customization, better and more device features, and greater utility.
The ignorance here is impressive. But not surprising after checking the histories of you all 😅
Its not even been 2 months since public release of android 15 and we are already close to public beta of Android 16. Why couldn't they combine both of their features into Android 15?
I'm 100% sold on Pixel now that you can turn on a setting to unlock your phone with your fingerprint while the screen is off, without needing the always-on display enabled. I already liked the latest Android update for Pixel, and now I'm sold with the Modes tab and the screen-off fingerprint sensor.😁
yeah screen off fingerprint sensor is awesome!
how do you turn this on
How to enable this feature
Isn't this already a thing? I think my grandmother's Samsung has this.
OxygenOS had this for ages
Double tap to turn off the screen, lock the notification panel when in the lock screen should also be added
They will never add these basics like dt2s internet speed meter app lock call record etc 😂😂😂 we will have to always beg for it😂
@notoriusbuntyvlogs 🥲🥲
Double tap to turn off the screen has already been a feature on Samsun for few years now
@@Riyozsu other android brands as well
@@DifferentThinker yeh even basic 10000 rs indian phone have this feature from years but this google flagships that cost almost 10 times the basic phone don't have this basic features 😭😭😭
Already flashed it, it's brilliant
U mean rooted? Sorry I'm new on the android world
No flashed means to install an update via a another source like a pc instead of Ota (over the air) meaning in the settings menu on your phone. @@edwinruiz9679
@@edwinruiz9679no flashed it, rooting is different
@@edwinruiz9679 I don't think that's necessary if you already have a pixel, since google officially supports it
no, root is a completely different process@@edwinruiz9679
With Pixel 7 now having 5 years of support instead of initial 3, google has really improved the whole pixel experience.
Gotta love some DP action.
Terrible😂
@@jevonsims900 speak for yourself 😏
I tried doing DP with my wife's boyfriend. Not doing that again!
You don't need large amounts of RAM to benefit from 16kb pages. It reduces the size of page tables, and has improved TLB hit rate.
🎉 Great, Android 16 will have improvements in the performance and use of devices, what good news. ❤
Android 15 just became a meaningless update. OEMs should skip Android 15 and go straight to Android 16 when it releases in Q3 2025. I also feels like this will cause more fragmentation in the Android world. Thanks, Google!
I wish they would just finally fix these scrolling stutters I experience on social media apps on my pixel phone
Cry more?
@@passivevii4052 You sound like a 12 year old.
@@ShellymanStudios12 year olds are more mature. He is acting like he is the only one who will get android 16 in the entire smartphone industry.
@@OumarMohammed-ir9tr exactly, pixel phones are amazing but these little things are what hold me back, ill prolly buy a pixel again when they finally settle down
I wish they would give us stackable widgets.
And more home screen customization options
Just buy a Samsung
@@nickthaskater thats not a pixel though
@@blueciffer1653it's more powerful though and available at all prices
@@nickthaskaterthat'd be crazy consumerism lol. Imagine buying a phone just to get a single feature without which you can actually do pretty nice anyway
I was happy until i realised this is what we have to look forward to for summer’s next year. I was happy because i was thinking this would come out in a month or two and that the development of Android has been prioritised by Google. I don’t use android so I wasn’t aware of its release cycles and timing.
Odd that I got the default music player option separately, noticed it about a week or so ago and set it to spotify.
wait wtf android 16 is already being worked on ???? im not even on 15 yet !!
Me with android 13 🗿
You have incredible music taste
5:29 that's what I am most hyped for, I'm really really hoping that Samsung will bring it at least for the S24 🙏🏻
The amount of power those phones have, they're still underutilized especially in desktop mode.
Since when are the clock and icons at the top vertically aligned to the hole punch on the Pixel 9 Pro?? In Android 15 they are a lot higher placed?! Or is this the 9 Pro XL?
This was updated in Android 15 QPR1.
do you think the 16kb page size will enable by default soon? like maybe on A17?
Can't wait to use these features on my pixel xl 😅
03:30 That's something I just came to know on my Samsung S20 FE😂,
Thanks guy's 🔥
google please stop we need efficiency and stability not new android versions
Running and driving, more stable (so far) than other DP2 versions.
Im still waiting for Android 15 om my OnePlus 11 Pro, Z Flip 5, Moto Razr plus, Z Fold 4?? Ive only received 15 on my Nothing Phone (1).
I love this!
Thank you! Is there any new about Desktop Mode?
I hope they add the ability to quickly uninstall apps just by tapping and holding on an app icon and pressing a delete button. I don't want to have to use another launcher to do that.
Have you tested Alt mode with this version?
How to get android 16 wallpaper like in video? Please guide me
10:00 I'm I crazy or something? I have seen that since I had the S21 Ultra 🤔
Can we run Linux apps on the terminal? If yes, People may run VSCode on an 8 Elite Samsung flagship tablet lol
Why does your flashlight toggle say"torch instead of flashlight?
Google definitely need to work on the qs panel, it looks outdated, other oems are doing way better job
I want to be and ambassador for Google pixel phones here in Ghana 🇬🇭
New features will come in Beta.
Will there finally be a proper desktop mode over DisplayPort..... Please just do it. Make our powerful devices useful
After android 10 it all went to drown
Android 11 not bad it had ram management and performance issues
After android 12 it's just copy paste now all 13,14,14 have overheating issues performance issues ram management issues in every phone i tried
Tried running same phone on Android 10 it runs so much better smoother battery life is million times better performance is far better than any Android versions
Send me that DnB playlist because I don't see a single song on there that isn't top tier
I came here only for a terminal app update, the rest I already have on my Samsung phone.
*So still no native app lock? How PATHETIC!*
True, we are opted to use third parth app lock TF
Would like the ability to use 3rd party icons
Wow android 12.4 is on the way 🎉
Could you please share the wallpapers 😍
android 15 stable has issues wifi connect and rcs setting up🤔😔
More like android 15.5
this shouldn't be android 16, it's at best 15.1
Enjoy pure Android with the Pixel 9 💯🔥💯
So desktop mode.... Year 2040?
Fingerprint feature work even on android 14 for example Samsung 23/24
I wish they change the interface in pixel
Nice to see what Samsung will bring us in 2028😂😂😂
Can you make a video on why people are receiving an Android 15 update when it's already installed on the device?
If you previously sideloaded the image from Google, now you may be getting the carrier approved version. Whether they changed anything or not is not clear to me.
7 years of major update will become 3 years with this pace
Think about this sentence again haha
@@LinusVazlet's see how much is going to take him to figure it out
@@LinusVaz what do I have to think about? Google will start to release 2 new android version a year and the so called 7 years will of support won't be fullfilled. Probably you didn't understand what I meant
The A16 timeline push, is for hardware/software releases to align more with flagship drops in late summer; as the Pixel 9 Pro did, but had to wait for A15 OS.
@@manfreofc The only thing they are doing is making planned obsolescence reach devices faster and therefore buying their garbage every year.
Nothing new
Useless
Ugh.. Material UI needs to go
I might be the only one but android jellybean was so good looking. It still is to me.
True it looks ugly
Very true.. It looked better back in the day. No OEM's implementation was good. Even if some parts were good, it's way too inconsistent.
It started out really good, but kind of went to shit after they tweaked it again and again. Also most developers don't give a sh*t about the material guidelines.... Including Google on a lot of their apps...
@@strix3055 True.. Not even Google Apps follow the Material Guidelines. Now 2 Android releases per year makes it even harder for devs to follow them and they eventually will back out on most of them.
Can you please stop using auto-translated video titles and descriptions? There is no way for me as a user to disable this stupid feature, and it is quite annoying to see titles in badly translated German, even though I can speak English.
Lol. Your video is targeting kids. Talk about the terminal emulator and full fledged Linux desktop on Android.