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As for AT&T, Samsung's supported an at hand Galaxy S6 Android 6.0.1 update for the regular version. The upgrade should roll out soon followed by a release for another Galaxy S6 models and the Galaxy Note 5. Verizon users are already beginning to whine about battery drain, Wi Fi difficulties and more. We anticipate as the rollout picks up speed criticisms to get. Samsung's definitely focused on getting Android 6.0.1 out to main smartphone users but we should see the update grow to the small men in the close future. T-Cell's update brings volume and a power vital fix as well as various system improvements. That upgrade will be rolling out OTA from May 2nd to May 5th. Samsung.com will be rolling out Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow, the most upto-date model of Marshmallow from Google.
Bell and Telus customers in Canada are also reporting a Samsung Galaxy-S6 Edge Plus Marshmallow roll out. The update is gigantic, 1.2GB in size, and it provides Android 6.0.1 and a number of enhancements to the larger Edge version. Because of the roll outs and the Galaxy-S6 Marshmallow beta, we understand what the Marshmallow upgrade will deliver to the flagship devices.
The upgrade also functions the well-liked Google Now on Tap attribute which allows you to immediately bring up info on whatever you're looking at only by holding the home button down. It's one of our favored Marshmallow characteristics. The video above summarizes the key attributes. However, some excellent add-ons …they've added scrolling screen shot features & the Edge was n't expected by me is, eventually remarkable with half display functionality and loads upon loads of Edge advancements. The two devices, revealed earlier this month at termasdereyes.com Cell World Congress, run a distinctive version of the OS. You'll be able to get a feel for the software in the Galaxy S-7 hands on movie below. Those that got it - and, it labored - don't seem to have a difficulty with it… even if it comes with its own completely new set of anomalies.