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Default Heres even more info on four of the most exciting new Android 15 features
  • We have more info on Android 15s new Adaptive Touch, Even Dimmer, Adaptive Timeout, and Audio Sharing features.
  • Only one of these features — Adaptive Timeout — is currently available to users, while the rest are hidden.
  • Unfortunately, we still dont know when the other three features will launch.
Were likely just weeks away from the launch of Android 15, the next major version of Googles Android operating system. We expect it to launch alongside the Pixel 9 series on August 13. With the release of Android 15s second beta at Google I/O in May, users already have access to many of the updates new key features. However, Google has a lot more in store. Android 15 features like Adaptive Touch, Even Dimmer, Adaptive Timeout, and Audio Sharing*are not available even in the latest Beta 3 update, but we managed to collect more information on them, including screenshots of where theyll appear in Settings.

Adaptive Touch: Intelligently adjust your Pixels touch sensitivity

Many smartphones already boast some sort of touch-sensitivity boost, usually labeled as a “screen protector mode,” or something similar. This mode can compensate for thick or low-quality screen protectors that reduce your phones touch sensitivity (hence the name). However, this mode is something that you must actively enable to take advantage of, which means its likely that some users who need it dont have it enabled — or even know its there.




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