AT&T was supposed to get the update in January, there were issues and they had to push it back.
Android M-Will the GS6 Ever See it?
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AT&T was supposed to get the update in January, there were issues and they had to push it back.
Since we're talking about Android M and stuff.... Phil is taking questions about I/O. Ask him! 
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ge...le-i-o-2015-ask-me-questions.html#post4457171
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ge...le-i-o-2015-ask-me-questions.html#post4457171
Out of the 55 item change log, what are your top ten Android M items?Since we're talking about Android M and stuff.... Phil is taking questions about I/O. Ask him!
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ge...le-i-o-2015-ask-me-questions.html#post4457171
You. I attached the change log in an earlier post in this thread.Were you asking me or Phil? You have to go to that thread I linked to ask him
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You mean the Moto Atrix 4G?
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felloffthetruck
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Why don't you want M?
The preview yesterday was quite impressive. I'm also looking forward to determining each what part of my phone each app has access to.
dougie1792
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I think they will put the update out before the end of the year
posted from my beautiful 64 gb galaxy s6 gold
posted from my beautiful 64 gb galaxy s6 gold
It is very stable, not much in the way of bugs. That said, I haven't noticed much in the way of difference on battery life and some of the new features aren't really backwards compatible - so it's easy to intentionally break apps (through permissions for example) - but also easy to put things back to the way they were. I like it a lot so far. Also playing with a Zen Phone 2, so that's a totally new experience for me.
No it usually doesn't on a carrier phone. Android updates usually go live OTA for Nexus devices around November-ish. OEM's get it and make their changes, then push it to carriers who do their own messing around with it and push it OTA to users somewhere around the February-April range (usually closer to the latter). So carrier phones from all brands will be getting M in the Spring of 2016. Android N or whatever it'll be called will arrive near the end of 2016, rinse and repeat.
If you mix Android Mentos with Pepsi it makes your phone explode like a volcano!
bembol
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Is there a reason for it not to get the upgrade?
I might as well ask here, why can't past flagships receive the upgrade. Is it...
Incompatible? I hope this isn't the case, really a flagship that's only two years old can't get it?
Lazy?
Marketing strategy where Google wants to use it as a selling point. Latest, greatest.
I might as well ask here, why can't past flagships receive the upgrade. Is it...
Incompatible? I hope this isn't the case, really a flagship that's only two years old can't get it?
Lazy?
Marketing strategy where Google wants to use it as a selling point. Latest, greatest.
If the carrier branded devices don't get it until 2016Q2, what's the point? If you are keeping the device, that's one thing but folks might be tempted to upgrade instead of waiting.
itsnotmeitsyou
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For the majority of us, it won't matter if the S6 receives Android M. For how often we upgrade, few of us will still have the S6 as a daily driver by the time it would see it.
I still don't understand how, with my Verizon Iphone 6, I can get IOS updates really quickly directly from Apple and yet with my wife's Verizon Galaxy S6, we have to wait for a long time until Verizon allows an update.( which is pretty much needed because of the memory issue)
If you don't use the carrier installment plans and use the two year plans, an endangered species, then upgrade will be a great help.
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