Fans of the Xperia line are waiting anxious for the release of the Android 6.0 update Marshmallow. Sony initiated a project with its customers so that everyone can test this version of the system before the upgrade is released globally. Since then several improvements have been made, with the promise that at least the members of the Xperia Z5 series would count with the news in January. Now, we have a good and bad news:. The upgrade can not come out next month
The good news is that Sony just released a new test version that brings Android 6.0.1 for Marshmallow Xperia line. This shows that the company may delay slightly the final build, but deliver to its customers the most updated code possible from the Google system. This build, MMB29M.Z1.3021-somc, speeds development for MR1 stage – showing that soon we will see the official version is released openly. What changes beyond Marshmallow code? Only the removal of the traditional icon pack of the company in the initial system screen.
In the previous update, Sony has released a new launcher, with version 10.0. A.0.4, which brought a big news: the ability to uninstall most of the Google applications that come from toast with Android and also some Sony apps. This means that you no longer have to endure the great amount of bloatware or having to perform root access procedure on your Xperia just to get rid of all the junk.
While the update today not came to fix bugs, but just update the Android code to version 6.0.1, the previous resolved many outstanding issues needed: high consumption of Wi-Fi, recognition sensors failure, problems with email app, among many others changes. This may indicate that the news released today will be the last, or one of the last beta before the final release updates reach users. Thus, Sony still have time to bring the Marshmallow for the Xperia line next month.
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