Google recently unveiled Android 15 at its I/O conference, and the latest OS is now in its third stable beta version, gradually rolling out to users. While the Android Settings app may seem familiar at first glance, a closer look reveals hints of upcoming updates that promise a more organized user experience.

Here are some key points to know about the upcoming changes to the Settings app in Android 15:

– An APK teardown indicates that a future update for Android 15 will revamp the main settings page with a new layout.
– The redesigned top-level settings page will group related menu items together in clearly defined sections, making navigation more intuitive for users.
– The current settings page lacks a specific order beyond commonly accessed menu items, which can be confusing for new Pixel users.
– Grouping settings into clear sections will streamline navigation and help users quickly find what they need within the Settings app.
– Although the revamped top-level settings page is not yet active in Android 15 Beta 3, minor tweaks have been introduced to enhance user experience.
– For example, “Device & app notifications” has been renamed to “Notification read, reply & control,” and “Turn screen on” is now “Screen turn-on control” under Special app access.

Keep an eye out for the official release of Android 15 alongside Google’s next Pixel 9 series in October this year. Stay tuned for more updates as Google continues to refine and improve the user experience on its mobile platform.