Google unveiled its Android Honeycomb operating system, the first Android operating system designed specifically for tablets.
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While problems of the device has been well reported, with Android 6.0 Marshmallow, it is said that Google is bringing a one-time solution for these problems.
Now, T-Mobile has announced through its Twitter representative Des Smith @askdes (via TMoNews) that the update should finally start rolling out to the carriers’ Nexus 6 devices soon. Samsung flagship phones and high-end handsets will be a part of the Phase 1 update.
Perhaps the most important update to the SDK pertains to permissions.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow will come into Moto G (2014) device with a lot of changes and improvements from Lollipop, including the performance, software, battery life, user interface, mobile payments, and a lot more. In the newest roadmap that the website apparently obtained, the Galaxy S6 Edge+ will now have its update in January, instead of next month as it appeared on a leaked roadmap last week. More specifically, owners of the Cherry Mobile G1 – available in the Philippines – Android device are getting the update. Only the users who opted to join the program are notified to install the test build which is received like a regular OTA update. The Galaxy Note 5, meanwhile, will still be updated as originally scheduled.
The devices that have an approval for the update are Galaxy Note 5 (model number SM-N920G) and the S6 Edge Plus (model number SM-G928G) and will be receiving it by next month.
The second phase of the update roll out program encompasses the different Galaxy A and Galaxy E smartphones.
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What will not be joining that list however, are the Galaxy Note 3 and the flagship from two years ago, the Galaxy S4. The 9.7-inch and 8-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 models, the Galaxy Tab S 8.4, the Galaxy Tab A 8 and 9.7 are set to receive the newest Android update.
