Android Operating-system 1.6 Donut Is A Treat For Developers

The smartphone space is filled up with rumours of the coming Samsung Galaxy Note 6. Given the success of the previous versions in the chain, the Galaxy Note 6 is among the most awaited mobile phones of the year.
T-Cell is also rolling out Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow to the Galaxy Note 5. The T-Mobile Galaxy Notice 5 Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow update will rollout to Galaxy Notice 5 owners from April 18th to May 20th so keep an eye out. T link Mobile's supported a Galaxy s 5 Marshmallow release and it merely went into the Tmobile Testing" stage, a sign that its release is becoming quite close. Marshmallow is not here yet but we're already learning about the successor.
Bell and Telus consumers in Canada are also reporting a Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus Marshmallow roll-out. The upgrade is gigantic, 1.2GB in size, and it provides Android 6.0.1 and a quantity of improvements to the bigger Edge model. Because of the Galaxy S6 Marshmallow beta and the roll outs, we know what the Marshmallow update will deliver to the main apparatus.
Samsung is apparently rolling out an additional Galaxy Note 5 Android 6.0.1 upgrade in Korea to correct some of the issues it discovered on the first release. Sprint's software upgrades generally take one to two weeks to finish so Galaxy Notice 5 consumers will need to watch out this week and then for Android 6.0.1. Fellow Canadian carriers VideoTron and Eastlink are supposedly rolling out Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow upgrades as well. In addition to the new functions and enhancements, additionally, it seems like the Galaxy Note 5 Android 6.0.1 upgrade is plagued with issues including battery drain, problems with Equipment VR and other smaller bugs. These dilemmas have extended to the Verizon Galaxy Notice 5 Android 6..1 upgrade. It is worth saying that Swiftkey has been upgraded to help the new emojis that found its way to Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.
The Sprint bound Galaxy-S6 Marshmallow upgrades are enormous, over 1GB in size, and it provides a long-list of enhancements, features, and bug fixes. Now that these upgrades are producing their way to Europe, Asia, North America, and the Middleeast, we expect more Galaxy S6 Marshmallow upgrades to follow. Google's released an Android N Developer Preview that supports many of the features coming aboard the Android N update. Samsung has not verified anything however but we are assured that it will be got by many of the devices right here.