With OnePlus 2 joining the Marshmallow bandwagon, OnePlus X remains the only OnePlus device without Marshmallow. OnePlus says that the update will be rolled out in waves, so not every handset will see the upgrade option right away, but they also said that they plan on finishing the rollout within 48 hours.
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OnePlus released the OnePlus 2 in July 2015 and the smartphone came running on Android 5.1 Lollipop and OxygenOS 2.0.
There’s not much surprise in Google’s June 2016 numbers, as new devices continue to launch with Android 6.0 and existing devices get updated to Marshmallow.
A new month means a new Android security patch, as well as an updated Android Distribution chart from the Android Developers blog.
The OnePlus 2 was the second “flagship killer” handset that OnePlus released.
OnePlus 2 owners will experience a host of new features with Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.
This new update will bring a slew of new features to the OnePlus 2 smartphone.
Just a warning, the update will wipe your stored biometrics, so you’ll have to re-enrol your fingerprints again.
If you have not received a notification about Marshmallow update, you have to download the zip file available at the OnePlus forum to proceed further. That includes faster fingerprint reader recognition and performance as well as an updated camera app user interface.
Apart from the usual Android Marshmallow goodies that the update holds, there is also an improved camera UI. If you have a recent HTC device, you might already have access to Marshmallow already, especially if you have a flagship.
The Shelf UX has reportedly been improved and OnePlus 2 users can “long press” in order to edit a board.
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While Android 4.1.x – 4.3 (Jelly Bean) now sits at 18.9-percent and marks a larger drop compared to the other Android versions, with last month’s figure being 20.1-percent.
