Google Releases Android 15 Beta 3: Towards a Stable Milestone
While Android 15 Beta 3 may not be noticeable in terms of new features compared to the previous two versions, it marks an important phase for the operating system – Platform Stability. For developers, this means that the API behavior has been finalized, you can start reviewing and integrating it into your app, and the software for Android 15 is ready for Google Play.
For the average user, this means that Android 15 is now in a more stable state than it was earlier this year. If you've ever been hesitant to worry about bugs, now is a good time to try a new version. While Beta 3 isn't flawless, its reliability has undoubtedly improved dramatically.
This update also brings a major overhaul to the Passkeys interface. Previously, when logging in to a website with passkeys, you needed to click the continue button before scanning your fingerprint. Now, this step is simplified to a single click, which greatly improves convenience.
In addition, passkeys, Google logins, and other credentials will appear as autofill options above the keyboard and drop-down menus on the login page, making minor changes that will make your account login smoother.
Overall, Android 15 Beta 3, while not a radical update, is critical to the overall advancement of Android 15. If you already have the beta version installed, updates will be pushed automatically; For those of you who haven't joined yet, now is the time to give it a try.
Post by Tom