The Poland rollout was to be followed by release of updates in other European, Asian and American markets.
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According to Geek Snack, the update should have been released in Poland last week but was delayed indefinitely.
LG G4 is getting Android 6.0 Marshmallow update but it is being rolled out at extremely slow intervals which is why a few people have taken it to themselves to flash the image before it reaches their device (if ever). Move the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update files on your LG G4 after they have finished downloading, and boot your device into TWRP recovery mode. After that, the rest of the LG handsets including the LG G Flex 2, LG G4, LG G3 and LG G Style will be receiving the latter upgrade.
Meanwhile, the report also mentioned that the rooting of the LG G4 is for above-average to tech-savvy users only, as the device is in danger of being bricked during the process.
The two Android 6.0 Marshmallow builds can be downloaded from developers.google.com/android/nexus, but we suggest you to just wait for the OTA update, and since you’ve just purchased the Nexus 6P it is just better to wait for the update to be released over-the-air.
This may have put a dampener on the excitement of many LG G4 users, who were expecting to receive the latest OS without any delays.
First, download the custom ROM from the link below along with the Gapps. As expected, the Bluetooth SIG filings did not reveal any dates on when exactly Marshmallow should start hitting the waves, but the certificate itself (or rather its existence) confirms that HTC is making significant progress in bringing Android 6.0 to the masses. However, if you are feeling risky and want to test the Android 5.0 Lollipop on the LG G2, it can work on the D800, D801, D802, LS980 and VS980.
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“It was hoped that LG would receive their Android Marshmallow update to at least the G4 by the end of this year, but this delay could put it off until early 2016”.
