Google’s next operating system is the Android Marshmallow and those eagerly waiting for the update will reportedly focus on improving the user experience. Earlier this year, Samsung and Microsoft had resolved their differences regarding the royalties and the companies did not disclose the terms and conditions that led to the resolve but it seems with this new move by Samsung it is clear that the South Korean tech giant has agreed to accommodate Microsoft applications in its flagship line-up. But what about battery life?
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Sony is also rolling out the said OS to another non-flagship model, the Xperia T2 Ultra Dual. In addition, it will come with a native fingerprint reader support on Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S5. Are you more inclined to purchase an LG handset because it’s cheaper? We have some details of the Galaxy Note 5 official Fast Charge Wireless Charging Pad including the price, and it’s coming soon.
According to Gotta Be Mobile, the first group of Samsung devices to receive the 5.1.1 update en masse this September will most likely be the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge units. This variant scored nearly 5600 in the multi-core test. The Samsung S6 and S6 Edge, on the other hand, hit the 5200 mark, while the Note 5 and S6 Edge Plus trailed behind, the report details. If they don’t and the problems persist, the best way to go is back to the manufacturer, unless you’re open to rooting the phone and voiding its warranty. The update is a 1.3GB download and will bring the device’s firmware directly to Android 5.1.1 from the default Android 4.4.2 KitKat.
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With Apple and Samsung slated to face off in court yet again next Spring for the latest round in their on-going smartphone patent war, it may be interesting to monitor on-going developments in the patent application and grant process for both companies as they relate to the Galaxy S6 Edge and Apple’s competing technology. Smartphone owners were surprised to find Microsoft apps installed in their phones after the update.
