Sprint's latest Galaxy S6 edge update is all about fixing bugs

The third largest mobile carrier in the United States, Sprint, today released an update for the Galaxy S6 edge that's just going to fix some bugs that users have been experiencing. Sprint has only released this update for the Galaxy S6 edge, so folks who own the Galaxy S6 on the network shouldn't keep their fingers crossed for the update.

It didn't move the device up from Android 5.0.2, so don't expect to get any new features. The incremental update will only fix bugs so basically all of the magic will be happening behind the scenes, users won't see anything new once their device is updated. Before Sprint rolled out this update, AT&T released a new update of its own for the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 edge, though the carrier has still not provided a changelog for the new release. Software version G925PVPU1AOE2 is rolling out now over-the-air for the Galaxy S6 edge on Sprint and it weighs in around 130MB.

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