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Android Pie is the official name of Google's Android P operating system, and the final software is now available on Pixel phones and the Essential Phone, and coming to additional devices throughout this year and next.
It's a feature-filled Android 9 Pie update, with design changes, helpful shortcuts, and a big focus on AI through adaptive settings. Google is trying to make your phone more personal, more efficient, and easier to use.
We have a full Android Pie features list below, along with a phones list detailing which devices are compatible. The Android Pie release date will be staggered for many people, with manufacturers like Samsung, LG and others (and in the US, the carriers) required to tweak the software. Android Pie may launch in 2018 for some, but in many cases, you'll have to wait until 2019.

Check out our reviews of the phones getting Android Pie first:

Google Pixel 2
Google Pixel 2 XL
Google Pixel
Google Pixel XL
Essential Phone

Android Pie release date: soon (by December 21)

Sony
Xiaomi
HMD Global
Oppo
Vivo
OnePlus

Android Pie release date: rollout has started

Good news for Sony, Xiaomi, HMD Global, Oppo, Vivo, and OnePlus users as well as qualifying Android One devices. Google says that these companies, which all participated in the Android Pie beta along with Essential, will issue the update by the end of autumn (that's in the northern hemisphere, which is officially Friday, December 21).

Android Pie release date: later (2018-2019)
What about an Android Pie release date for Samsung, LG, Motorola and other phones? We expect many other manufacturers to announce launch dates over the course of the next several months and into next year, as per usual. This is typical of Android updates, especially in the US where carrier approval is required.

There's one more set of devices that could get Android Pie early: the rumored Google Pixel 3 phones, which we suspect will launch in October (October 4 to be specific). All of the Pixel 3 phones are still unannounced.
On to the major Android Pie features.
Adaptive battery life
Android Pie has been designed to give you a more consistent battery by using on-device machine learning to figure out which apps you'll use in the next few hours and which you won't use until later if at all today.
With 30% reeducation in CPU app wake-ups for apps, adaptive battery helped us eke out a few more hours of device use when we tested it. And now the software is final, so it should be even better.
Google partnered with Deep Mind to refine its deep learning algorithms and it's having a big effect on Android battery life, according to Dave Burke, Google's VP of Engineering for Android. Adaptive brightness is the most meaningful new Android Pe feature in our own deep minds.
Android 9 Pie vs Android 8 Oreo: what's changed
Android Pie navigation changes
The biggest change here is that down at the screen's bottom, it displays the battery percentage so that you don't have to wake it to know whether you need to plug in or not. We look forward to Google making more updates to Ambient Display as the dev preview continues.

Android 9 Pie is official, and you can download the final build right now, although it's not available to everyone.
The Android P Beta has been available for some time now, with a number of handsets compatible with the preview of Google's next major operating system upgrade.
However, for now, it's only Google's Pixel handsets and the Essential Phone, which are getting the full, final version of Android Pie from today, and even then it's not arriving with all the new features available - App Slices are coming later this year, for example.
Update: We've added The Essential Phone to the Android Pie update directions. We'll continue to list Android Pie-compatible phones (and any differing instructions, as they get announced.
For the other devices in the beta program, Google says they'll receive the Android Pie update by the end of Fall (which should be by the end of October to December 21).

How to download Android 9 Pie

1. You'll need to own one of four phones to get the Android Pie update right now. Those handsets are; Google Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. The Essential Phone also has the update rolling out on day one.

2. Android Pie will arrive as an over-the-air update, so you'll need to head to Settings > System > System Update to see if it's landed on your handset. You may even get a notification alerting you that the Android 9 update is available.
3. Tap download and install. You won't be able to do this if your battery is too low, to make sure you're topped up or you're near a charger before proceeding.