Google recently unveiled some exciting new features coming to Android 15, including Private Space and Theft Detection Lock. Private Space allows users to hide sensitive apps behind a biometric lock, providing an extra layer of security. On the other hand, Theft Detection Lock uses AI to automatically lock down the device if it detects suspicious activity, such as a thief trying to steal the phone.

One of the most significant improvements in Android 15 is the increase in battery standby time. Google has managed to extend standby time by up to three hours on certain devices by optimizing the Doze mode. This mode restricts app access to system resources and prevents background apps from consuming power unnecessarily.

Dave Burke, VP of Engineering for the Android Platform, explained that Android 15 accelerates the time it takes for devices to enter Doze mode by 50%, resulting in longer standby power. This enhancement is a general improvement applicable to all devices running Android 15.

Moreover, this battery-saving feature will also be integrated into Wear OS 6, which is set to be based on Android 15 and released next year. With these advancements, Google continues to prioritize user experience and device performance in its latest operating system update.