Android 6 Marshmallow update for the LG G3 official in Poland
Most Android manufacturers are notorious for abandoning even their flagship smartphones shortly after release, not issuing any software updates, despite the hardware being clearly powerful enough to be able to take on the new load. Now that the market is so saturated and competition is more fierce than ever, OEMs seem to be taking note of how supporting their top-shelf handsets for longer periods will leave a positive impression in users and potentially help the brand sell more units in the long term.
LG has done good by G2 owners by taking them up to the Android 5 Lollipop experience. The G3 went from 4.4.2 KitKat to 5.1 Lollipop, and will now get another major update with the 6 Marshmallow. We were pleasantly surprised to see the budget-oriented LG G Stylo get the Marshmallow update a couple of days ago, too.
Sony has also shown support for its users, both in official updates and with the “AOSP for Xperia” program, which makes life easier for custom ROM creators. And we've seen early beta builds of Marshmallow on Samsung's Galaxy Note 4, which brings the new, 2015-edition TouchWiz to the older phablet. And let us tell you – Samsung actually rehashing the entire TouchWiz experience of an old phone to the newer, better version is kind of a big deal!
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