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According to media reports, the Pixel 9 series of mobile phones will be equipped with the Android 14 system when they leave the factory, rather than the Android 15 system expected by the market.

This is the first time in the history of Google Pixel phone releases. Usually, Pixel phones are equipped with the latest Android version, so it is generally expected that the Pixel 9 series will be pre-installed with Android 15 system.

The Android 15 Beta 4.1 update previously released by Google was smaller in scale and mainly fixed the audio crash problem during calls on Pixel devices. Given the small scale of this update, the outside world had speculated that the official version of Android 15 might be released soon.

But now it seems that the Pixel 9 series will not be launched first.

Although the Pixel 9 series phones were released with Android 14, Google still promised to provide up to 7 years of support, including Pixel Drops, OS updates, and security patches, which means these phones will be supported until at least August 2031.

Although the Pixel 9 series failed to take the lead in system version, it still has many highlights in hardware configuration.

It is reported that the Pixel 9 series will be equipped with the Tensor G4 chip designed in cooperation with Samsung. Although its performance has been limited compared to the previous generation Tensor G3, Google has adjusted the core layout of the chip to reduce overheating problems.

In addition, the Pixel 9 series has undergone major upgrades in appearance design, display, imaging system, etc.