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On June 23, 2025, Apple released the second developer beta of iOS 26 (build 23A5276f), marking the first round of refinements since the OS’s unveiling at WWDC 2025. This coordinated beta update also rolled out matching beta 2 builds for iPadOS 26, macOS Tahoe 26, tvOS 26, visionOS 26, and watchOS 26, underscoring Apple’s unified cross-platform beta strategy. Since the initial beta dropped on June 9, developers have been experimenting with the new Liquid Glass design, expanded Apple Intelligence capabilities, and overhauled core apps. Beta 2 focuses on improving legibility, bolstering accessibility, and fine-tuning app experiences in preparation for the public beta in July and the final release expected this fall. Beta 2 brings subtle but impactful tweaks to the Liquid Glass aesthetic. In Control Centre, the background blur behind the buttons has been increased, creating a more opaque backdrop that enhances contrast and readability against vibrant wallpapers....
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How to update to Android 15 with Android flashtool

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Android Flash Tool is an official tool provided by Google that enables users to flash factory images to their Pixel devices using a web browser. It eliminates the need for complex command-line instructions, making the flashing process more accessible to everyone.


Prerequisites

- A Compatible Browser: Google Chrome 79 or later, or Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) 79 or later.

- A USB Cable: To connect your Pixel phone to your computer.

- A Compatible Pixel Device: Most Pixel models are supported. Check the official documentation for compatibility.

- ADB Drivers (Windows Only)


Enable Developer Options and USB Debugging 

Settings > About phone

   Scroll down to Build number and tap it seven times

   You should see a message that says, "You are now a developer!"


   Go back to Settings.

   Tap on System > Developer options

   Scroll down and enable USB debugging

   In the Developer options, enable OEM unlocking

   Confirm any prompts that appear.


Install ADB Drivers (Windows Only):

Google USB Driver 


 Open a command prompt or terminal.

 Type adb devices to ensure your device is recognized.


Android Flash Tool 


 Click on Add new device

 A pop-up will appear showing connected devices. 

 Approve the USB debugging prompt on your phone.

 After connecting, you'll see Android 15 available


Configure

Wipe Device

Lock Bootloader: Optional

Force flash partitions

 

Install

The tool will start downloading the necessary files and begin flashing your device. Do not disconnect your device during this process.

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