Samsung releases a list of their devices that would soon be updated with the newly-announced Android 6.0 Marshmallow. But, as Tech Times reports, the reason could be because the company wants potential buyers to see the new S6 and be attracted to it due to its Android M software, in contrast to also updating the Galaxy S5 (we already know how the S6's lack of expandable storage and non-removable battery turned off a lot of people). Still, this doesn't mean we won't see the S5 with Android M since the previous Galaxy S4 eventually got Android Lollipop after a while. Meanwhile if you want to know the benefits of Android M on Samsung's devices, you may check out the company's infographic on it. Google has just announced that Android M will be officially called Android 6.0 Marshmallow. The Developer Preview 3 has been released and the official Android 6.0 SDK is actually now available for download. Google has already advised developers to upload their Android Marshmallow apps to Google Play. Android 6.0 Marshmallow is set to be released to the public around September. Read more in our articles including "Initial list of Samsung devices to get Android 6.0 Marshmallow" and "Android M 6.0 is officially called Marshmallow".
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Dec 5, 2008Samsung releases a list of their devices that would soon be updated with the newly-announced Android 6.0 Marshmallow. But, as Tech Times reports, the reason could be because the company wants potential buyers to see the new S6 and be attracted to it due to its Android M software, in contrast to also updating the Galaxy S5 (we already know how the S6's lack of expandable storage and non-removable battery turned off a lot of people).
Still, this doesn't mean we won't see the S5 with Android M since the previous Galaxy S4 eventually got Android Lollipop after a while. Meanwhile if you want to know the benefits of Android M on Samsung's devices, you may check out the company's infographic on it. Google has just announced that Android M will be officially called Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
Our coverage of android m includes: "Initial list of Samsung devices to get Android 6.0 Marshmallow"; "Android M 6.0 is officially called Marshmallow"; "Android M Dev Preview now available for Xperia phones". Each article provides unique insights and information.