Verified boot: when your Android device boots up, it will warn you if the firmware and Android operating system have been modified from the factory version.
Improved application performance and lower memory overhead for faster multi-tasking. Improved typesetting and text rendering performance. Text selection actions such as a new Translate option that lets you translate text from one language to another right on the spot.
Note: requires Google Translate app installed Save paper with duplex printing support. System usability improvements. App links: enables installed apps to automatically handle their web URLs so you can jump right into the app, rather than the mobile web site, as appropriate.
Easily toggle and configure Do Not Disturb from quick settings. If someone calls you twice within 15 minutes, you can choose to allow the call to ring through while Do Not Disturb is enabled. Use automatic rules to enable Do Not Disturb for as many custom time blocks as you like or around events on your calendar. Simplified volume controls allow you to manage notification, music, and alarm volumes easily from anywhere with the touch of your volume keys.
Google Now Launcher app list refreshed with search, fast alphabetic scrolling, and predictive App Suggestions. Hotspot 2. Portable Wi-Fi hotspot now supports 5GHz frequency bands. Expandable storage. You may have to wait a while for other handset makers to get around to delivering the Android 6. Later on in this guide we'll also show you a way of sort of getting Android M on your device without having to wait. If you have a device that's listed as getting the Android 6. Android updates are rolled out gradually, so you may not get the update straight away.
Your mobile network operator also needs to test the software before it's made available to download, so this can increase the time it takes for the update to reach you. If you have an unlocked smartphone - one that isn't tied to a particular network - then you may get the Android 6. To check to see if the update is waiting for you, open up Settings on your smartphone and scroll down and tap on "About Phone".
At the top you should see either "Software updates" or "System updates". Tap on this and if the Android 6. Don't update just yet - follow our next step first. If the Android 6. Before you begin updating your Android device to Android 6.
Upgrading to a new operating system always carries the risk — no matter how minimal — that something could go wrong, and upgrading Android is no different, especially if you're updating to a version your smartphone doesn't officially support yet.
Backing up your smartphone means that in the unlikely event that something does go wrong, you can restore your photos, videos and other data quickly and easily. Also the method that we'll be using to manually update to Android 6.
You can also make your Android handset automatically back up your photos to the internet by opening up the Photos app and clicking on the menu icon three short horizontal lines in the top-left corner of the screen.
This covers the basics, but to make sure absolutely everything is backed up, check out our comprehensive guide to backing up your Android device. Editors' Review shelbybrown Oct 5, Pros Finer permission control: In previous editions of Android, before you download and install an app, you have to deal with a slab of permissions. Cons Update lag: While Nexus 5, 6, 7 , 9, Player, and Android One owners should be able move to Marshmallow quickly, if you own a non-Nexus Android device, you will have to wait for your hardware maker and mobile carrier to roll out Marshmallow to your phone or tablet.
Bottom Line With each new major release of Android, Google polishes its mobile operating system. Full Specifications. What's new in version 6. Release September 24, Date Added September 30, Version 6. Operating Systems. Operating Systems Android. Additional Requirements None. Total Downloads 1,, Downloads Last Week Report Software. Related Apps See More.
Android 5. The latest version of the Android mobile operating system following Android 4. Android 7. The latest release of the Android operating system. Android 8. The next version of Android, with new power and performance optimizations coming summer Moreover, only a few devices have received the update and the firmware has been converted into a flashable zip file. The zip contains system and boot partitions only. These are sufficient for the upgrade.
If you go through the fastboot process then flash the partitions simultaneously. Also let us know about this update. Before you proceed to install the ROM, make sure you backup everything as we cannot confirm the stability of the firmware. Flash it using a TWRP or similar custom recovery and enjoy the firmware. Warning: Warranty may be void if you root or install custom ROM on your device.
We are not responsible if you brick or damage your device. Backup your Apps and Data Before you proceed, make sure you backup all your data. This process will wipe all the data from your device except for the internal storage.
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