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Android 6.0 Marshmallow is finally available on the AT&T Galaxy Note 5 and S6 Edge+
The 1.4GB update will take a while to download and brings the devices to Android 6.0.1. Marshmallow, which has many new features such as Google Now on Tap, Doze Mode, and a new apps permission models. It also features a variety of TouchWiz tweaks, including new icons and UI changes that bring the software in line with the Galaxy S7.
If you need another reason why Google should release its internal OEM and carrier rankings, look at AT&T’s rollout of Android Marshmallow for the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and S6 Edge+. The update is only now hitting customer devices after it’s been available on Verizon and Sprint for three months.
The 1.4GB update will take a while to download and brings the devices to Android 6.0.1. Marshmallow, which has many new features such as Google Now on Tap, Doze Mode, and a new apps permission models. It also features a variety of TouchWiz tweaks, including new icons and UI changes that bring the software in line with the Galaxy S7.
Marshmallow on the AT&T variant of the Note 5 was spotted all the way back in February. It’s unknown what caused the delay as the Verizon and Sprint variants received the update in March and T-Mobile’s was updated in April.
The update was officially released this morning for the G928A model of the Galaxy S6 Edge+ and N920A Galaxy Note 5. Marshmallow on a popular phablets will undoubtedly boost next month’s Android distribution numbers — at least a little bit. Currently, the latest release is on just barely over 10% of all devices.
source: techgig.com
