Within the Android 14 QPR 3 Beta 1 update, there’s a hidden surprise other than the circle-to-search feature—an Easter egg hinting at the Android 15.
Via: Gizmochina
As reported by 9to5Google, keen-eyed observers noticed a subtle change in the Android 14 logo—it now resembles an inverted triangle, reminiscent of the letter “V.”
However, there’s no such game teasing the next Android version just yet. Nevertheless, we can see the codename “Vanillaicecream,” which aligns with the internal name for Android 15.
This follows Google’s established tradition of naming Android versions alphabetically after desserts, with Android 15 being affectionately called “Vanilla Ice Cream.”
While an official release date for the Android 15 Developer Preview hasn’t been announced, the first betas might become available a few months after the Developer Preview. In keeping with their usual schedule, a stable Android 15 release could land in October, likely alongside the launch of new Pixel phones.
Google has yet to make any official announcements regarding a firm release date for Android 15. However, it’s certain that the next iteration of Android is actively under development.
As we get closer to an official announcement, speculation undoubtedly grows.
