Let’s kick things off with one of the more interesting additions – partial screen sharing. With Android 15, you’ll be able to share or record just a.
Something to look forward to: As Apple continues to set the bar for hardware-software harmony, Google is also taking steps to tighten the integration between its Android operating system and the different hardware running on it. The first developer preview for Android 15 landed this week, providing an initial glimpse of the enhancements coming to the world’s most popular mobile platform.
Let’s kick things off with one of the more interesting additions – partial screen sharing. With Android 15, you’ll be able to share or record just a single app window rather than your entire display. For phone users, this may not seem like a big deal since apps take up most of the screen anyway, but this could be a handy option for tablet owners. Another big benefit is that annoying notification previews will be blocked during screen sharing sessions.
Moving on, Android 15 is doubling down on photography with some camera enhancements.
