Samsung begins officially to send Android 6.0 Marshmallow to S6 and S6 Edge

Samsung officially announced today that it begins to send Android 6.0 Marshmallow to the phone Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge.
The company did not set a date for the arrival of the update to other phones but made clear that it will announce it soon.

The update brings all the standard features of Android 6.0 Marshmallow, notably Doze battery saving feature, feature of Now on Tap, and the new way to use applications permissions. Add a lot of improvements on the interfaces of TouchWiz, most notably a marked improvement in performance, and simplify of interface and the icons, including changing the color of Quick Settings menu from blue to white.

The most prominent change may be is for the phone Galaxy S6 Edge, where the phone got on improvements related to the curved-screen menu, as has increased the area of 260 to 550 pixels to open the way to what is more than just shortcuts to applications or contacts mode, where it was possible to take advantage of this area to use the new mini-applications offering better use properties, and more space to read news and updates.



If you're one of the owners of the two phones, you can expect the arrival of the update notification to your phone starts from today, knowing that the update is up to users gradually maybe have to take several days before you get to your phone.