Android 6.0.1 is pushed out to the unlocked HTC One A9
HTC's VP of product management Mo Versi, has been promising that the unlocked HTC One M9 and HTC One A9 would soon be updated to Marshmallow. As expected, Android 6.0 was sent to the One M9 on Wednesday. It took two separate updates to prep and update the handset. The first one weighed in at 99.47MB, while the second was a larger 1.21GB.
Now, those with the mid-range HTC One A9 are in the midst of receiving Android 6.0.1. This version of Marshmallow comes with all the same features that Android 6.0 comes with, such as Doze. The latter puts an inactive phone into a deep sleep state and even cuts off apps that are running in the background. The bottom line? Longer standby times and enhanced battery life.
The update includes the new app permissions feature that allows users to allow or deny permission on a feature-by-feature basis. Google Now on Tap provides search results based on content that is on the screen. And With Android 6.0.1, One A9 users will receive over 200 emoji and some bug fixes. The unlocked HTC One A9 comes with a version of Android which is pretty much stock. This is why HTC promised that the phone would receive updates no later than 15 days after they are received by Nexus devices.
Once you receive notification that the update has arrived on your HTC One A9, make sure that you are connected to a Wi-Fi network. And you also need to make sure that your battery is charged to at least 50%.
source: AndroidPolice
The update includes the new app permissions feature that allows users to allow or deny permission on a feature-by-feature basis. Google Now on Tap provides search results based on content that is on the screen. And With Android 6.0.1, One A9 users will receive over 200 emoji and some bug fixes. The unlocked HTC One A9 comes with a version of Android which is pretty much stock. This is why HTC promised that the phone would receive updates no later than 15 days after they are received by Nexus devices.
source: AndroidPolice
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