Android Marshmallow reaches the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Galaxy S6 Edge T-Mobile.
Juan Garzon / CNET
T-Mobile brings new flavor of Android to the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Galaxy S6 Edge +.
from this week, users of the third-largest US operator begin to receive the update to Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow for these cell, introducing contextual searches on Google Now Tap, advanced permissions of apps and the new Doze mode, which can extend the battery life.
in addition, the update brings bug in the operating system of Google that promise to improve performance Galaxy Note 5 the Galaxy S6 Edge +. it also incorporates the latest security updates.
the Android update also allows these phones now have a interface similar to what the company incorporated in the Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge the most advanced phones that Samsung has presented so far.
T-Mobile is not the first first operator in the US to release this update for the Galaxy Note and the Galaxy S6 5 Edge +. Sprint and Verizon are ahead for weeks and AT & T has just released a beta version of Android Marshmallow for Galaxy Note 5 weeks ago.
In this way, it seems that AT &. T has lagged a bit behind the competition, but it is expected that the company will also begin releasing soon
We recall that to upgrade is recommended to download Android 6.0 when connected to a Wi-Fi network and it is also advisable to have at least 50 percent of battery capacity in your device. Although the release of Android 6.0 begins this week, it may take several weeks before all users receive the update on the Galaxy Note 5 Edge + in this operator.
Still waiting for the update? Visit our article with release dates for Android Marshmallow cell here.
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