The latest Android updates are rolling out to Google Pixel devices, and while the leaked details Verizon had shared talked about the bug fixes and security improvements the patches would provide one thing the leak missed, the inclusion of a much anticipated battery feature: charging limits.

Millions of Pixel users have already upgraded to Android 15, with the latest version of the OS promising a wealth of security and privacy updates. Announcing its release last week, Google promised “security features that help keep your sensitive health, financial and personal information protected from theft and fraud.”

Quick Share is Google's answer to Apple's AirDrop and allows easy and seamless file transfers between connected devices. The new Android 15 setup process will allow users to configure the feature's visibility settings as they set up their new device. Users will be able to control who can send files to their device and customize other preferences.

Google has released Android 15 QPR1 Beta 3 for supported Pixel devices. This update could be the last major release of the Android 15 QPR1 preview cycle for Pixel devices before Android 15 enters the next QPR cycle.

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The first monthly security patch for Google's version of Android 15 is now available for Pixel devices. The Pixel 9 series will see the most significant updates, which include fixes for Bluetooth, camera,

The list of Pixel devices compatible with the new firmware includes all those that received Android 15. These are all Google Pixel devices from the Pixel 6 all the way up to the G