In late November we could see the update of Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow be released for Android Terminal One – Google’s most basic line that promises to lead to better system experience for emerging countries . Now is the turn of Nexus 6 count on the news, according to users of the XDA forum. The MMB29K update comes with the package of security updates for December, following the company’s promise to launch at least one a month to fix the main Android security flaws.
The update was released via OTA as usual, but Google always releases the Factory images right away. So if you have a Nexus 6 and is hoping to have the new version on your phablet Motorola, you can install today or tomorrow when the file is launched on company servers. But that Android 6.0.1 brings again? Even Google now has given no word on this update, even after more than a week to be released for Android One.
As it is a small version, we can expect only security enhancements. Of course, more drastic corrections may have been made compared to the security packages that are released monthly by the search giant. However, we can expect sharper news only with the arrival of Android 6.1 Marshmallow is already in the company’s plans and may reach at the beginning of 2016.
Still no word on when the other members of Nexus line begin to rely on the news, but we can expect the Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow still arrive this week. Let’s hope Google has solved the bug Twelve who ends up doing the Wi-Fi consume more battery power than necessary. This problem does not affect all Nexus smartphones, but is affecting a good number of phones that have been updated.
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