DEAL Galaxy S24 FE, Galaxy Watch 7. Subscribe today and be the first to learn about One 7 beta!

SamMobile has affiliate and sponsored partnerships. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn a commission.

News For You
News For You
Notifications

[Download] Here’s the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge Marshmallow consumer guide

Firmware
By 

Last updated: February 10th, 2016 at 17:34 UTC+01:00

Now that the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update for the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge has made its way outside South Korea, many users of the devices will be running the newest version of the OS in the next couple of weeks. We have managed to get our hands on Samsung's consumer consultant guide for Marshmallow on the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge, which goes through all the new features, how they work, and compares how the changes measure up to previous iterations of Android.

According to the guide, the major new features include the new Doze battery saving mode, advanced control of permissions for apps, dynamic audio and video rendering and synchronization, and “support for the MIDI audio protocol.” You can see visual comparisons of how the lock screen has changed (the clock is now moved to the center, the lock screen icons are more colorful, etc.) You can open links right inside the messaging app through the in-app browser, the Edge screen gets new functions, and the lockscreen has a few minor interface changes.

The status bar's white and blue theme is accompanied by a change in how the quick settings toggles can be edited, and there are a few more changes that you can check out in the guide. Of course, you can also take a look at Marshmallow on the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge in all its glory through our picture gallery.

Download the guide here (it's a Powerpoint file).

[Download] Here's the Galaxy S6 Marshmallow consumer consultant guide

[Download] Here's the Galaxy S6 Marshmallow consumer consultant guide

[Download] Here's the Galaxy S6 Marshmallow consumer consultant guide

Firmware Android 6.0Galaxy S6Galaxy S6 EdgeMarshmallow
Galaxy AI summarized

Scroll for more related content
News For You

You might also like

The worst Samsung invention we, and Android OEMs, bought into

The worst Samsung invention we, and Android OEMs, bought into

Some things are good in the moment but not so much in retrospect. Sometimes, people get carried away by the hype, only to realize later that the thing they were getting hyped over wasn't all that great. It happened to the best of us, including Samsung fans and rival OEMs. A decade after the Korean […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 2 months ago
A look back on 2015, the year Samsung fixed lag and stutter on Galaxy phones

A look back on 2015, the year Samsung fixed lag and stutter on Galaxy phones

Samsung has dominated the Android smartphone market for a long time. The company first started making Android phones in the late 2000s, and its first proper flagship, the original Galaxy S, came out in June, 2010. The Galaxy S was a big hit, thanks to its combination of high-end specs, the rare-at-the-time AMOLED display, and […]

  • By Abhijeet Mishra
  • 2 years ago
Samsung releases new firmware update for the Galaxy S6 series

Samsung releases new firmware update for the Galaxy S6 series

Several old Samsung Galaxy S-series phones were suffering from the GPS issue, which the company has been fixing by delivering updates. Galaxy devices such as the Galaxy S8 from 2017, and the Galaxy S7 from 2016, have already bagged the GPS bug fix update, and now it is time for an even older series, the […]

  • By Sagar Naresh
  • 2 years ago
Samsung’s sending out updates to 500 million+ old phones

Samsung’s sending out updates to 500 million+ old phones

A handful of old Galaxy smartphones that are no longer officially supported got updated earlier this month, but that was only the beginning. As it turns out, Samsung is rolling out a similar firmware update with GPS fixes for millions of other aging Galaxy phones, including the Galaxy S5 Neo, the Galaxy Alpha, the Galaxy […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 2 years ago
Joker malware found in Android app with over 500k Play Store installs

Joker malware found in Android app with over 500k Play Store installs

The Joker malware was found in another popular Android app last week by security research firm Pradeo. Called “Color Message,” the app was removed by Google from the Play Store, but not before exceeding 500,000 installs. According to the research firm, Color Message appears to be connecting to Russian servers. The app accesses the user's […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 3 years ago
Delete this app from your Samsung phone if you care for privacy

Delete this app from your Samsung phone if you care for privacy

It recently came to light that third-party app Life360 is selling user location data “to virtually anyone who wants to buy it,” as per a report from The Markup. The app reportedly has a user base of around 33 million people, many of which use Life360 to track their children's movements through their mobile phones […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 3 years ago