The first preview of the new version of the mobile operating system did not include any mention of artificial intelligence.

The first developer preview of the new version of the mobile operating system was delivered by the company on Friday. Burke was excited about the addition of the Health Connect by Android extensions, which adds support for new data types across fitness, nutrition, and more. Burke mentioned increased demand for large screen tablets, which explains why partial screen sharing makes sense. A power-efficiency mode for hint sessions is designed to indicate that their associated threads prefer power saving over performance. The system can adjust the frequencies of both theCPU andGPU to best meet the workload demands. Low light enhancements that boost the brightness of the camera preview, as well as advanced flash strength enabling precise control of flash intensity in both SINGLE and TORCH modes, will be gained by developers focused on shutterbugs. The developer preview offered everything you need to try the new features of the phone. There are two options for developers who would like to flash the OS onto one of the devices, or load the preview into the studio. Burke promised a few months before the official release to do your final testing. The second-last item on the release calendar is the 4th of July, and the last one is in October. The Register thinks that the next version of the mobile operating system will not be available for a long time, as the company likes to have the most recent version of the software on display. Burke's post about the OS's debut was refreshingly absent from the tech that will likely be included in Android 15.