Coming to the newly launched devices, the HTC 10, One X9, Desire 825 and the Desire 630 all pack in Android 6.0 with HTC's Sense UI. The now ageing One A9 also comes with Android 6.0 on board. HTC announced a plethora of smartphones a month ago, and while it is confusing as to which model is available in stores, the flagship devices come with the latest Android 6.0 software. Add to this the recently launched M4 Aqua which is also expected to get Android 6.0 in the coming weeks. Recently launched handsets like the Xperia Z5, Xperia Z5 Premium flagships and even the now ageing Xperia Z3+ seems to have been upgraded to Android 6.0. The latest smartphones to come out of Sony's stable include the Xperia XA and the Xperia X both of which feature Android 6.0. The recently announced K7 and the K10 smartphones sadly, do not feature Android 6.0 Marshmallow, but are stuck on Android 5.0 Lollipop. We have the flagship LG G5, the just launched LG Stylus 2 Plus and the year old Nexus 5X. LG's list of smartphones that were recently launched with Android 6.0 Marshmallow is relatively shorter. The recently launched Galaxy On5 Pro and On7 Pro feature Android 6.0 out of the box as well. Add to this list last year's Note5 phablet and the year old A8 along with the recent J5 and J7, all come with Android 6.0 Marshmallow on board. The current list includes the top of the line Samsung Galaxy S7 edge, followed by the Galaxy S7. Samsung has a long list of devices that support Android Marshmallow. With that said, here's a list of the top Android 6.0 Marshmallow-powered smartphones that you can get in India today. So for now Android 6.0 Marshmallow is still the best and the smoothest update one can get with Google's handy Now on Tap integration inside. While it is easy to say that Android Nougat will easily be the next best thing, it will take quite a bit of time until the update arrives on smartphones apart from the Google Nexus series. The recent July report reveals that about 13.3 percent hike up from 10.1 percent in June, which is a commendable jump and Google expects that adoption to grown further in the coming months. Once the download has completed touch the Update System Icon to install the roll back image.Įxport Control and EULA Use of any software made available for download from this system constitutes your acceptance of the Export Control Terms and the terms in the Dynabook end-user license agreement both of which you can view before downloading any such software.As per the latest Google Android distribution chart, Android 6.0 Marshmallow is turning out to the most popular and widely adopted Android update till date.Select and download the update titled “Thrive™ 3.1.Touch the Check for Updates button to access all available updates.Run the Service Station update utility (as directed in the User’s Guide).It may be necessary to select the settings option to, install from unknown sources, before the APK install can be completed.Locate the APK file in your downloads and tap to install.Make sure your tablet is plugged into AC power.Select the URL above to download the Image Update APK to the tablet.Procedure to Roll Back the Android image and restore the Fastboot function. User’s requiring Fastboot should not Install these updates, as doing so will, once again, disable this function. Please note that image updates that support DRM content will continue to be offered to the user through the Service Station update utility. Toshiba has disabled Fastboot in Android images that support DRM content, as a security measure in compliance with Toshiba's security policy.įor developers or users that require this function, Toshiba supports rolling back to a previous Android image with Fastboot. After the image has been rolled back the Fastboot function will be restored, however DRM-enabled content services such as Google Videos will not be available.
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