Edward Collins 
May 18, 2024
Android 15, set to debut later this year, focuses on enhancing user privacy and several other improved features.
A few days back at the Google I/O 2024 developer conference, the second beta of Android 15 with updated features was announced.
Upcoming updates in Android 15 will introduce exciting features to protect users' personal information and online security. Initially, factory reset protection and private space features will be introduced, with additional updates coming to older devices with Android 10 or newer.
While many are focusing on the flashy new tools and updates, the Android 15 has quietly made some significant changes in its battery life, by improving standby battery life by up to three hours on some devices.
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Google has introduced the Doze mode, a new feature, which is a power-saving feature in Android 6.0. It’s a state where your device enters a deep sleep, reducing background tasks and conserving battery life.
Android 15 takes it to the next level by speeding up the time it takes to enter doze mode by 50%. This improvement means devices running Android 15 will see a significant increase in standby battery life.
Google has tested various devices and found an increase of up to 3 hours more power. This change will benefit all devices receiving the Android 15 updates.
Although Wear OS 5 is based on Android 14 future updates like Wear OS 6 will likely be integrated with these power-saving improvements.
