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Android 16 Set for Q2 2025 Release as Google Announces More Frequent SDK Updates

Android 16 is set to release in Q2 2025, with more frequent SDK releases from Google, including a minor update in Q4 2025. The changes aim to align with device launch schedules and enable faster innovation.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Google announced that Android will have more frequent SDK releases, with the next major release, Android 16, scheduled for Q2 2025. This change is intended to align better with device launch schedules across the ecosystem, allowing more devices to get the major release of Android earlier. Google will also introduce minor SDK releases starting in Q4 2025, which will include feature updates, optimizations, and bug fixes but won't include any app-impacting behavior changes.

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