OnePlus has recently announced through its own forum that three of its smartphones, the OnePlus One, OnePlus 2 and OnePlus X, will be receiving the newest Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
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Besides the typical Android 6.0 features, CM13 offers performance tweaks, CyanogenMod’s visually appealing interface, custom email inbox and numerous other value-added features to enhance user-experience on Google Nexus 5.
LG is waiting for its Australian carriers to approve and modify the update – these often include new home screens, lock-ins, preferred apps and more.
Users in Portugal, Romania, Spain, Germany and Hungary have reportedly started receiving the latest Android update for LG G4, while some users in the United Kingdom have also started receiving notifications for the update.
True to its promise, LG started the rollout of Marshmallow to G4 devices in late October, but the update was only available in Poland, as initially confirmed by the South Korean company.
Owners of the LG Nexus 4 knew that the day would come but when they officially found out that they were not getting updated to Marshmallow it was still a sad day. Apparently, there aren’t any major problems with Android 6.0 running on the handset, as the update is spreading to other regions in Europe. It could mean that the device will go through certain more tests after it has received the update. So if you are wondering when you will get the Android M update we take a look at the likely update roll out across devices.
If one is not familiar with CyanogenMod or flashing custom ROMs to unlocked Android devices, this Android 6.0 Marshmallow update release is not advised.
With Android 6.0 Marshmallow Google has made a lot of changes.
HTC has confirmed that the One M9 and the HTC One M8 will get the Marshmallow update before the end of 2015 with remaining models such as the One M9+ Desire 820 etc to follow next year.
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