The final version of Android 6.0 Marshmallow will be
released in the coming months and we expect the
newest Nexus devices will be the first ones to receive it.
Meanwhile, Android device makers will take their time
updating to Google’s latest and best mobile operating
system, and a new report indicates that Samsung will
deliver Android 6.0 builds for its flagship Galaxy S6 and
Galaxy Note 5 handsets only early next year.
Samsung has yet to announce which smartphones and
tablets will be the first to receive Android Marshmallow,
though its 2015 flagships are obviously going to be
included in the first round of updates.
Tech blog YouMobile says an insider revealed what the
first devices to get the new Android 6.0 update will be.
Unsurprisingly, the Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy S6 edge+,
Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Duos and Galaxy S6 Edge are all on
that list. Older gadgets including the Galaxy Note 4,
Galaxy Note 4 Duos, Galaxy Alpha and Galaxy Tab A are
also mentioned.
Not too long ago, Samsung released an infographic that highlights the main Android Marshmallow
features, promoting the Galaxy S6 edge in the process.
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