Roadmap Shows Upcoming Marshmallow Update for Samsung Devices

It’s been a couple of months to the launch of the latest version of Android 6.0 Marshmallow, and yet the the OS has only been installed on about 0.3% of Android devices so far. The job of rolling out the latest update lies on the OEMs. Today, there’s finally some good news for eager Samsung users.

Samsung Galaxy Note 5
Samsung Galaxy Note 5

For those who own Samsung devices, a leaked document reveals possible dates for the Marshmallow update. The updates will take place in three phases. Samsung Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+ users will likely receive the update in December, though the exact date is not revealed. The Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge will receive the Android update in January 2016. Meanwhile, older models like the Galaxy Note 4 and Note Edge are expected to receive their’s in February.

There’s no word yet on when the Galaxy S5, Alpha and the Galaxy A and E-series will receive the update since it’s still pending approval.

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7 responses to “Roadmap Shows Upcoming Marshmallow Update for Samsung Devices”

  1. Shahid Avatar
    Shahid

    Samsung Galaxy E5 ??

  2. Dipanjan Ray Avatar
    Dipanjan Ray

    XDA users are already using it

  3. Awais Ahmed Avatar
    Awais Ahmed

    Soon as in next year U0001f602U0001f602U0001f602

  4. Kartikay Sharma Avatar
    Kartikay Sharma

    Welcome to the harsh reality,Samsung doesn’t care about device which are older than their current flagships that means people who will buy note 5 will be forgotten when note 6 will launch

  5. Rajdeep Konar Avatar
    Rajdeep Konar

    Why not note 4 it came out with s6 ! Note 5 released with s6 edge +

  6. Ansar Khoja Avatar
    Ansar Khoja

    when will yuphoria get marsmallow update ?

  7. Sarfaraz Banda Avatar
    Sarfaraz Banda

    I have note 5

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