Google has accelerated its work for Android 15. The company, which made the first beta of its new operating system available last week, has rolled up its sleeves for satellite connection. Android 15 will be presented with satellite link interface appeared.
How to establish a satellite connection in Android 15?
Google plans to bring satellite connectivity to Android devices. The latest pieces of code found by Android developers revealed what the interface will look like.
With Android 15, Google aims to make phones capable of connecting to satellites in low Earth orbit. In this way, users will be able to send texts or files and make calls in areas without cellular coverage.
Google Adaptive Connectivity Services The code in the app revealed how to establish a connection with a satellite. The interface asks users to see the sky clearly and locate a satellite in their area.
The large circle on the screen will help target the phone to the satellite for the ideal signal level. As the satellite moves towards the center of the circle, the connection strength will increase. Once connected, SMS, MMS or RCS chat will be possible from the screen.
The feature in question is expected to be available with Android 15 towards the end of this year. However, it is important to remember that it is still under development and the interface may change.
There are several phones available with satellite connectivity. Except for the iPhone 15 series; Models such as Huawei Mate 60 series, Defy 2 and CAT S75 support this feature. However, considering the information above, we can say that Google now wants to make this a standard.
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