Google has released its newest Android 6.0 Marshmallow and just like any other smartphone manufacturers, LG has also promised its carriers the roll out of the OS update soon. The latest flagship smartphone of LG, the G4, is expected to be the first one to receive this update this coming December.
Tech Gadget Central stated on its article that LG G4 was listed on the T-Mobile's run down sheet of smartphones to receive Android Marshmallow. The upgrade is expected to be released on December, similar to last year's Lollipop release schedule as well as inside knowledge of manufacturers' and carriers' approval and certification processes.
In addition, the LG G4 update to Android 6.0 might be seen being released as early as November but the update will be available on a global scale a month after.
According to Neurogadget this brand new operating system is expected to bring enhancements and improvements to LG G4. The developed features were the RAM Manager, Network Reset Option, Personalized Chrome tabs, support for Android Pay, support for USB Type-C, storage overhaul and more.
Furthermore, Realty Today stated other improvements that Marshmallow will bring to LG's flagship. One of which is the Direct share, wherein users can share links, files photos, news and others with the chosen contacts easily and quickly. Another is Doze Mode, a new feature that screens the phone and put it into sleep when not in use to prolong its battery life. Lastly, simpler control of volume, users can spontaneously control the media and ringtone volume.
In addition, other pioneer models of LG are also expected to receive the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update. Together with G4, G2 and G3 and G Stylo will also get the OS upgrade soon. Nearly all G2 and G3 handsets are currently running on Android 5.1 Lollipop, while G Stylo has only upgraded to an Android 5.1.1 Lollipop.
Great enhancements and improvements await the aforementioned unit handlers who will be choosing to do the upgrade once it's already available. The Android 6.0 Marshmallow is confirmed to reach LG G4 and other LG devices through over-the-air process.
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