Samsung pushes out Marshmallow update for the unlocked Galaxy Note Edge in Europe
Just a couple of weeks after it pushed out an identical update for the Galaxy Note 4, Samsung has today started rolling out the long-awaited Marshmallow update to the European variant of the factory unlocked Galaxy Note Edge. The upgrade itself weighs in at a little under 1.5GB and carries the build number N915FYXXU1DPE1. All of the usual changes you’d expect to find baked into Android 6.0.1 are include in the firmware, in addition to the patches found in May’s Security Maintenance Release (SMR).
To see if the upgrade is ready to install on your phone, simply head into Settings, followed by About Device, locate and select Software Update, then hit the Update Now button. Alternatively, you can wait until you receive a push notification prompting you to download and install the OTA from Samsung’s servers. However, we’d recommend manually scanning as the latter option can take a little longer.
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When is the getting Marshmallow to Samsung Galaxy Alpha
Thanks.
Tbh never.
Still no update for my dutch 910F (PHN) version…my patiance is far from over. Now hoping for Android N to arrive at my Note 4 later this year!
900f(xef) in france also getting marshmallow today,it is 898.15mb.
And my N910F is still waiting for marshmallow in Norway
Yesterday Ialso got MM for my Note 4 N910F.. Feels far more polished, some bugs and glitches from 5.1.1 are gone. Still some little delay (like when opening the multi-window part when long-pressing the back button, when restarted the phone). And it actually is faster than previous versions.
Still need to get used to the new features (like the new looking Air command), animations, icons and vibrate feedback. But these are much appreciated ofcourse.
If you’re wondering if you would update or not, just do it. I’m having no complaints so far.
Is your N910F Vodafone-branded or unbranded. Because there is still no MM for the Dutch unbranded N910F… 🙁