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We love it when “old” devices get updated to new versions of Android, especially when said old devices are really great smartphones that were popular in their day and still serve their job even in today’s landscape. My LG G3, for example, is now in my mother’s hands and she has zero complaints about it […]
Sprint’s Galaxy S6 got Marshmallow in March. Verizon’s did the same at the start of this month. Over a week later, T-Mobile had followed suit. But what about ATT? Dear Galaxy S6-owning ATT customer, your time has come. Samsung has edited the phone’s support page to show Android 6.0.1. The over-the-air update is going out […]
Last week, Sony had a nice gift for a large portion of the owners of their relatively recent devices: Marshmallow! That was following up on March updates to their newest releases. Still, a few were left out. The wait should be over soon, if not already, for owners of the Z3 Tablet Compact. The updates […]
Update 1: 2016/03/23 10:02pm PDT A bunch of LG phones have been upgraded to Android 6.0 over the last few weeks, and today it’s the Verizon V10’s version. According to Verizon’s support page, at least: the company says it’s now sending the over-the-air update to customers, though of course it could be a few days or […]
Samsung has a bunch of phones spread across a bunch of carriers, and those released in the last year or two need Marshmallow updates. Sprint has begun to roll out the latest version of Android to customers owning three of those devices: the Galaxy Note 4 and 5, plus the S6 Edge+. The Galaxy S6 […]
When Android 6.0 landed, it brought a big new battery-saving feature called Doze mode. While it was great at reining in known troublemakers like social network apps and misbehaving games, Doze had a bad habit of knocking out apps with genuinely important roles to play. One such app was Android Wear. Today, a new update […]
HTC started releasing its Marshmallow kernel source files for its latest smartphone, the One A9, a few weeks ago. Back then, the list included a few European and Arabic variants of the device, but no American model. Now the US ATT One A9’s kernel source has also been uploaded to the HTC Developer Center. Unlike the other […]
The nice thing about schedules is sticking to them. HTC promised Marshmallow would come to some of its devices starting by the end of 2015, and so far the company is keeping its word. Android 6.0 came to the HTC One M8 Google Play Edition early last month, and now HTC Product Manager Mo Versi says the […]
For undisclosed reasons T-Mobile has temporarily halted the OTA Marshmallow roll-out on the 2013 Nexus 7 LTE. The OTA software update originally started on October 5th. We can assume the reason behind the pause is bug-related. If you have been patiently waiting for the update, never fear, it looks like roll-out will resume again sometime […]
OnePlus devices run Cyanogen OS or Oxygen OS, but considering the stock look and feel of both, the company’s customers are just as eager for the latest version of Android as every one else. Given the nature of OnePlus buyers—many of whom have had to snag an invite to buy their phone—maybe even moreso. So […]
Think of a smartphone manufacturer. Did you think Asus? Okay, maybe you did, but only because you just read the headline. The company makes phones, but they’re hardly the best selling. That said, it attracted a lot of eyeballs this year with the release of the ZenFone 2, an affordable phone offering up to 4GB […]
Following the launch of Xposed Framework for Android 6.0 last week, C3C076 has just announced a Marshmallow-compatible version of his popular all-in-one toolkit, GravityBox. As with previous releases, GravityBox is available as a separate app for Marshmallow, so older versions will continue to be accessible to users on JellyBean, KitKat, or Lollipop. GravityBox’s Xposed module contains one of the most comprehensive […]
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