The beta Marshmallow for Galaxy S6 and S6 edge updates to adopt the very latest version of Android, ie Android 6.0.1. Some changes have been made.
In recent weeks, some users handpicked can try Android 6.0 beta Marshmallow on their Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 edge. This firmware brings new aesthetic, as well as some additional features, especially regarding his camera, which can now capture images in RAW format, or manage the shutter speed in the manual mode. To this is now also add some additional elements provided by the recent upgrade to Android 6.0.1.
In addition to the intrinsic latest Android 6.0.1, this new version adds dedicated to Korean smartphones such an option labeled “Install overnight” (which could be translated as “night set”) that allows you to program software updates between 2 and 5 am. The main new concern nonetheless Galaxy S6 edge and side panel, now more complete. Already seen before, this version of Edge is gaining greatly UX customization and features.
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As shown in the video above, the side panel provides new tools like a compass or a flashlight, a better view of news feeds or social thread (like twitter), and especially a panel titled “My Places” (My Locations) which defines certain phone settings depending on its location or WiFi / Bluetooth networks in range.
Those who have access to the beta Marshmallow be able to update their device from the “About” settings of their phone. For others, it will wait until the official deployment
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